Islamabad (TDI): Today, Solidarity Day is observed worldwide, with Palestinian people to show solidarity with fellow Muslims who are subjected to the harshest abuses by Israeli forces.
To unite the public in opposition to the continued persecution of unarmed Palestinians in Gaza, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has also organized an All Parties Conference in Islamabad.
He stated that Pakistan’s government will stand by its Palestinian counterparts in any situation.
According to the Prime Minister, today is a day of solidarity for all of the country’s unarmed Palestinian brothers and sisters.
He declared that a new round of Israeli atrocities against Palestinians had not been allowed to happen for a year.
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Israel is mocking international organizations, world powers, Security Council resolutions, and the International Court of Justice, according to the prime minister.
He claimed that while Gaza lies in ruins, millions of Palestinians are not only preparing for the indiscriminate bombardment but are also starved and thirsty.
The prime minister stated that Israeli terrorism had been going on for the last seven decades, not just starting on October 7 of last year.
He asserted that Israel’s state terrorism in Gaza and Palestine also affects other countries in the region. The prime minister declared that Pakistanis share a heartbeat with their peace-loving, unarmed Palestinian brothers and sisters.
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He also stated that Pakistan has not only provided aid to its poor Palestinian brothers and sisters. Still, it is also providing medical facilities to Palestinian medical students whose education has stopped due to the tense situation in Pakistani colleges.
Pakistan will not leave its Palestinian brothers and sisters alone in this difficult time.
Today, as we are celebrating Palestine Solidarity Day at the national level in Pakistan, my message to the whole world is to ensure that practical measures are taken to stop the massacre of Palestinians.
