Pakistan praises UN report condemning Israeli actions in Palestine

Pakistan has welcomed the modern day report from UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine, Francesca Albanese, which criticises Israel for implementing a scientific time table of forced displacement, destruction, and genocide in Gaza and the West Bank. During her weekly news briefing in Islamabad, Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said that the document underscores Israel’s acts of genocide against the Palestinian humans via territorial growth and ethnic cleaning. She recommended Albanese’s stance, highlighting Israel’s obstruction of global investigation efforts and the denial of access to UN truth-finding teams. Baloch called on the worldwide community to take decisive motion to give up Israel’s “unbridled atrocities” in opposition to Palestinians, make sure unhindered humanitarian help to Gaza, and offer full financing and protection to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). The spokesperson expressed concern regarding Israeli moves against alleviation people and agencies, which includes UNRWA, in addition to the ongoing assaults on hospitals and vaccination centres. In response to questions on Pakistan-US family members, Baloch referred to that both the President and Prime Minister have congratulated President-decide on Donald Trump on his victory. She reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its longstanding relationship with america, primarily based on mutual recognize and non-interference in domestic affairs. Addressing a current decision exceeded through the Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir Assembly calling for the restoration of unique reputation, Baloch reiterated Pakistan’s role at the Indian profession. She emphasised that the destiny of Jammu and Kashmir should be decided by its people and reaffirmed that the region is an across the world regarded disputed territory. Baloch stated that India should recognize the proper to self-determination for the Kashmiri people as enshrined in applicable UN Security Council resolutions and cannot suppress their aspirations via coercive measures.