Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar presided over the Middle East debate of the United Nations Security Council, saying that for the last 22 months, Israel’s aggression has not only made Gaza a cemetery of humanity, but also humanity and international law.
In his address by the Security Council on Wednesday, Ishaq Dar strongly condemned the Palestinian people for decades of harassment and violation of their basic human rights, saying that ‘Palestinians have the right to self -westernity and establish the state, but Israel has given its life and racial discrimination.
The Pakistani Foreign Minister presented data that more than 58,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli’s cruel military attacks so far, most of whom are women and children.
According to him: ‘Hospitals, schools, United Nations buildings, assistance convoys and refugee camps are constantly being targeted in Gaza, and all this is being deliberately done as a collective punishment.’
Ishaq Dar described the Palestinian issue as a ‘test’ for the United Nations and Security Council, saying that not only protecting the rights of Palestinians will reduce the credibility of international law, but will also have a tendency to immune and apathy in the world.
He approved the Security Council to ensure the implementation of the approved proposals, especially the resolution 2735 should be completely and quick.
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Pakistan reiterated the demand for immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, saying that Egypt, Qatar and the United States appreciate diplomatic efforts and hope that these efforts will make a permanent peace deal.
Ishaq Dar expressed deep concern over the human crisis in Gaza, invited to help United Nations, aid workers, medical teams and citizens to help.
He called the role of UNRWA, a subsidiary of the United Nations “compulsory and unavoidable”.
At the same time, he asked the implementation of OIC and Arab countries to prevent the construction of illegal settlements in the West Bank and Eastern Jerusalem and prevent forced expulsion and rebuild Gaza.
Pakistan once again reiterated the establishment of an independent Palestinian kingdom, which created the Holy Spirit Al -Sarif as the capital of the Holy Spirit based on the boundaries before 1967. Ishaq Dar said that this is a ‘fair and permanent solution’ that supports the United Nations resolutions, Arab peace plans and the position of the OIC.
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Pakistan welcomed the growing global support of Palestine’s full membership at the United Nations and appealed to countries who have not yet recognized the Palestinian state to do so immediately.
He announced that Pakistan looks at the international conference on two -Sankalp to be held on July 28 as a ray of Hope.
Syria stands on Lebanon, Yemen and Iran
Ishaq Dar also described the situation of Pakistan on other Middle East conflicts and said that the sovereignty and regional integrity of Syrian should be respected and Israel should immediately withdraw from the hills of Julan.
Appreciating the efforts of Saudi Arabia and Oman for peace in Yemen, the United Nations resolution in Lebanon 1701 emphasized the need to resolve disputes through diplomacy in the region.
He described the Israeli attacks on Iran as “extremely dangerous” and said that these operations were not only a regional but also to world peace. Pakistan emphasized the resolution of issues through dialogue and diplomacy according to the United Nations Charter.
