Pakistan’s National Assembly Passes Resolution Against Israeli Atrocities in Palestine

Islamabad: The National Assembly of Pakistan has unanimously passed a resolution condemning the ongoing Israeli atrocities in Palestine and expressing solidarity with the oppressed Palestinian people.
The resolution, presented by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, calls for the immediate withdrawal of Israeli forces from Palestinian territories and urges the United Nations to play an active role in halting Israeli violence and facilitating the reconstruction of Gaza.
During the parliamentary session, members of the assembly condemned Israeli brutality in strong terms, with several MPs stressing the need for international intervention to end the suffering of Palestinians.
The resolution also expressed admiration for the 60,000 Palestinian martyrs, condemned the ongoing Israeli airstrikes despite ceasefire agreements, and highlighted the failure of the global community to address Israeli aggression effectively.
Furthermore, the resolution demands the immediate cessation of Israeli military operations in Palestine, calls for the withdrawal of Israeli forces, and demands an end to the Israeli occupation. The Pakistani National Assembly reaffirmed its commitment to standing with the Palestinian people in their struggle for justice and peace.
The resolution was passed with full consensus in support of Palestinians and in strong opposition to Israeli policies.