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Israel is inflicting atrocities on Palestinians: Zahid Hafeez

Zahid Hafeez

Spokesperson Foreign Ministry of Pakistan, Zahid Hafeez said that Israel is inflicting atrocities on Palestinians. During the BOL News program Bus Bohat Hogaya, Zahid Hafeez highlighted the issues faced by the innocent Palestinians due to Israel’s brutality. “This is a unilateral action by Israel that must be stopped immediately,” said the spokesperson. Zahid Hafeez went … Read more

Pakistani celebrities raise voice for Palestine

Palestine

The whole world has once again united for Palestine as Israel is martyring several innocent Palestinians every day. Many countries have staged pro-Palestine protests to raise their voices against Israel’s brutality and barbarism. For this purpose, many Pakistani celebrities have used social media to raise their voices in support of Palestine and many of them … Read more

Hania Aamir Raises Her Voice Against Israel’s Brutality On Palestinians

Hania Aamir

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has joined the pro-Palestine protest outside the National Press Club, Islamabad on Monday.

As the Israeli atrocities against the innocent Palestinians are rapidly increasing, people across the world are staging protests and raising their voices for Palestine.

Many Pakistani celebrities have also joined the pro-Palestine protests staged in different cities of the country.

The Ishqiya actress was spotted along with Dananeer Mobeen aka Pawri Girl.

Earlier, Hania wrote on one of Instagram posts calling the Israel-Palestine conflict “terrorism”.

NOT A CONFLICT. ITS TERRORISM. BARBARIANISM. OPPRESSION. SETTLER COLONIALISM. ETHNIC CLEANSING. CALL IT WHAT IT IS, wrote Hania. 

The actress has been lauded by the netizens for her support as one of them wrote,

“Hania Amir is perhaps only female celebrity in Pakistan who is taking clear stand on Palestine issue so proud of you my queen and proud to stand this brave bold and sensitive ladies.”

 

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Why Hania Aamir Feels Ashamed Of Herself?

Hania Aamir Palestine

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir on Sunday cried her heart out on Instagram and said she is ashamed of herself for living a comfortable life whereas, Palestinians are going through the most difficult times of their lives.

The Ishqiya actress went on to say in the video while crying that she is ashamed of herself for posting Eid photos and videos on social media instead of talking about the ongoing situation of Palestine.

The Jaanan actress requested people to talk about the issue openly so that their voices could be heard around the world.

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Pakistani actress Ayesha Omar supported Hania and wrote,

“Absolutely. Absolutely. I couldn’t agree more.”

A social media user commented,

“yes agreed! spreading awareness do matter. our voices do matter. this is how people will know what’s happening and someone who’s able to help them, they can. israel is attacking the media towers of palestine and trying hard that no more news should be told to the world. they are also spreading fake news and trying to tell the world that they are the victim this is why it’s very important for us to raise our voices. palestine needs our help in this hard time. even if we have 10 followers, spread awareness. don’t underestimate the power of social media. in shaa Allah, Allah will free the muslims who are suffering”

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FM discusses Palestinian issue with Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister

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Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi had a telephone conversation with the Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The Palestinian issue, the peace process in Afghanistan, and Pakistan-China bilateral relations were discussed.

The Foreign Minister congratulated Chinese leadership and its people for the successful landing of the Chinese spacecraft at Mars and underlined that it was a historic milestone for China in the technological realm.

The Foreign Minister underscored that the year 2021 had a special significance as it marked the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two countries and over the years, our bilateral relationship had become an All-weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership.

Foreign Minister underscored that Pakistan and China should continue to deepen their cooperation in fighting Covid-19. He thanked China for the support it had extended to Pakistan in containing the spread of the pandemic, including through the provision of vaccines.

Foreign Minister Qureshi shared Pakistan’s profound concern over the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories which, he stressed, was becoming a major threat to peace and security of the Middle East.

He added that the violent attacks perpetrated by Israeli forces against the innocent worshipers in Al-Aqsa Mosque and unarmed civilians and the children in the occupied territories were against humanitarian norms as well as international law.

The Foreign Minister underlined the importance of urgent steps by the international community to stop the Israeli attacks, protect the civilian population, facilitate engagement of the parties, and ensure just and lasting solutions based on relevant UNSC resolutions and the two-state vision.

Foreign Minister also briefed Mr. Wang Yi about Prime Minister Imran Khan’s outreach to world leaders in addressing the current serious situation.

Foreign Minister Qureshi stressed that Pakistan supported an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace and reconciliation process in Afghanistan. The Foreign Minister highlighted Pakistan’s contribution to the Afghan peace process and its support for a peaceful, stable and prosperous Afghanistan.

Underscoring the importance of a responsible withdrawal, reduction in violence, and earliest possible ceasefire, the Foreign Minister stressed the need for the Afghan parties to seize the opportunity to work together and secure a negotiated inclusive political solution.

Foreign Minister maintained that China-Afghanistan-Pakistan Trilateral Foreign Minister’s Dialogue was playing an important role in promoting peace and stability.

The two Foreign Ministers agreed to deepen Pakistan-China strategic cooperation and coordination to deal with the emerging challenges and reaffirmed both countries’ commitment to intensify their collective efforts to promote peace, stability and imperatives of justice.

Pakistan, Sudan Foreign Ministers Condemn Ongoing Israel Attacks On Palestine

Sudanese Foreign Minister Maryam Sadiq Al-Mahdi has had a telephone conversation with Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Saturday.

Issues of mutual interest, including Israeli aggression and the situation in Palestine, were discussed during the telephone conversation.

During the talks, the two Foreign Ministers strongly condemned the ongoing Israeli attacks on unarmed Palestinians.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that the ongoing atrocities against the oppressed Palestinians by the Israeli army, blatant violation of international law, and human rights activists are a matter of concern.

The Foreign Minister apprised his Sudanese counterpart of Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts to stop the ongoing Israeli atrocities on the Palestinians and to draw the attention of the international community.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that Pakistan’s position on the issue of Palestine is clear and unequivocal, Pakistan will continue to support the struggle for the right of the Palestinians, Prime Minister Imran Khan in a telephone conversation with the Palestinian President on the situation in Palestine. Expressing concern, he assured full support from Pakistan.

“I contacted the Palestinian foreign minister yesterday and briefed him on Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts on the Palestinian issue,” he added.

In a telephone conversation, the two Foreign Ministers agreed to make joint efforts in international forums to find a peaceful solution to the Palestinian issue and prevent Israeli aggression.

FM Qureshi Holds Telephonic Conversation With Egypt’s Foreign Minister

Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a telephonic conversation with the Egyptian Foreign Minister, Mr. Sameh Hassan Shoukry on Saturday to discuss the rapidly evolving situation in Palestine.

Foreign Minister Qureshi expressed deep concern and anguish over the desecration of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the third holiest Muslim site.

He strongly condemned the attacks of the Israeli Forces against innocent Palestinians, including children. Foreign Minister Qureshi conveyed his apprehensions about the rapidly deteriorating situation and emphasized the need for regional powers and the international community to play their part in de-escalating the tense situation.

He appreciated Egypt for playing a positive role and making efforts for peace. Foreign Minister Qureshi also exchanged views on how OIC could play a constructive role in protecting the Palestinians.

Foreign Minister Shoukry appreciated Pakistan for reaching out to brotherly Muslim countries and making an effort for restoring peace in the region. He briefed Foreign Minister Qureshi on latest developments and apprised about Egypt’s efforts in finding a diplomatic solution to the tense situation.

The two Foreign Ministers agreed to accord the highest priority to de-escalating the situation and resolved to continue liaising closely on the matter.

Foreign Minister Qureshi continues to reach out to his counterparts from key countries on the situation in Palestine. He has already held telephonic conversations with the Foreign Ministers of Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Afghanistan, and China.

FM Qureshi, Turkish Counterpart Discuss Israeli Atrocities Against Innocent Palestinians:

Foreign Minister (FM) Shah Mahmood Qureshi had earlier spoken to his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu and discussed the ongoing brutal act of terrorism by Israeli Forces against the Palestinians in Jerusalem.

In his tweet, FM Qureshi termed the Israeli violence against innocent and unarmed Palestinians “absolutely unacceptable”.

He wrote, “Spoke to brother Mevlut Cavusoglu on the increasingly dire and oppressive situation in Palestine. Fully support Turkey’s call to convene a meeting of OCI and UN. Storming 1st Qibla of Islam Masjid Al-Aqsa, killing children and forcing evictions – absolutely unacceptable.”

He further said that Mevlut Cavusoglu is in Saudi Arabia and during talks with the Saudi Foreign Minister today, he will propose an emergency ministerial-level meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in order to effectively raise the voice of Muslim Ummah on the Palestinian issue.

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Israeli Bombardment On Gaza Continues, Killing At Least 83

Israeli Bombardment On Gaza Continues, Killing At Least 83

Israel has destroyed several resident buildings, police stations and security offices in Gaza in airstrikes. Authorities say, 83 people, including 17 children, have been killed since the violence began. When Palestinians in the Gaza Strip woke up on Thursday morning, May 13, to celebrate Eid, there was a roar of Israeli warplanes in the air … Read more

‘I am PM of Pakistan and #WeStandWithGaza,’ Imran Khan

It Is Unfair To Pressurize Pakistan To Reduce Its Relations With China: PM

Prime Minister Imran Khan has on Wednesday expressed solidarity with the Palestinians against the Israeli atrocities. According to the details, Imran Khan on his Twitter handle wrote: I am PM of Pakistan and #WeStandWithGaza #WeStandWithPalestine I am PM of Pakistan and #WeStandWithGaza #WeStandWithPalestine pic.twitter.com/0Gpb9DxjJG — Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) May 12, 2021 The Prime Minister also … Read more

Daren Sammy Calls Out Brutalities By Israel Against Innocent Palestinians

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Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Peshawar Zalmi’s coach Daren Sammy is the latest celebrity to voice his support for Palestine following the ongoing atrocities by Israeli forces.

The West Indian Cricketer Daren Sammy took to Twitter and said, “I just can’t understand why it is so difficult to treat others as you would want to be treated, or even better yet treat each other as human beings #PrayForPalestine.”

He urges all the concerned to treat each other as human beings only.

It is pertinent to mention here that after week-long unrest between Israeli Forces and Palestinian Muslims, Hamas has launched 130 missiles at the Israeli city of Tel Aviv after major airstrikes in Gaza has so far killed  28 Palestinians and left several others wounded.

The 2014 war has erupted in severe violent clashes between Israel and Palestine as the rockets shot at Tel Aviv killed two Israeli women.

Hamas said it had shot hundreds of rockets at the city of Isreal in reprisal for the building that was destroyed in Gaza.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said, “Egypt extensively reached out to Israel and other concerned countries urging them to exert all possible efforts to prevent the deterioration of the situation.”

However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to shower more deaths on Gaza saying: “But we did not get the necessary response.”

According to Israel’s military, it is targeting militants in Gaza in response to previous rocket attacks.

On Tuesday, the death toll has soared to 20 in Gaza airstrikes with 520 reported injuries, the Palestinian health ministry said.

According to the reports, the victims included nine children. The youngest victim was 10-years-old, Gaza health officials told.

The Israeli military said it struck several Hamas targets in response to continued rocket fire out of Gaza. It said eight sites were struck.

Tensions in Jerusalem have been fuelled by the planned forced expulsions of Palestinian families from the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood and by an Israeli forces raid on Al Aqsa on one of the holiest nights of Ramadan.

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Massive protests held in Solidarity with Palestinians around the world

Massive protests held in Solidarity with Palestinians around the world

Massive protests were held in solidarity with Palestinians around the world, including in London, as well as in Muslim-majority countries including Pakistan, Kuwait, Oman, and Turkey.

According to the media reports, a large number of people staged a rally in the British capital London calling on their government to stop its support for the Israeli crimes against Palestinians.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators took over Downing Street, the residence of Prime Minister Boris Johnson; in London and chanted in solidarity with the Palestinians uprising against the occupation, sending a strong message of international harmony.

Protestors also expressed their indignation over Britain’s allowing for the production of weapons to be used by the Israeli military and the UK’s historic support for Israel.

In Jordan, protesters gathered outside the Israeli embassy, burning Israeli flags and chanting “Shame, shame the embassy is still there” and “Death to Israel!”

Amnesty International has accused Israel of using “abusive and wanton force against largely peaceful Palestinian protesters.”

Waving the Palestinian green, black, red, and white flags, demonstrators marched through the streets of the city chanting “Free, free Palestine” and “Down Israel, down” causing traffic jams.

The demonstrations organized by a South African pro-Palestinian movement called Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions were also held in Johannesburg’s rich business district of Sandton.

Outrage is being voiced after Israel’s assault on the Al-Aqsa Compound in Jerusalem (Al-Quds), as well as the eviction of Palestinians from their homes in the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.

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