General Munir Condoles Palestinian Ambassador

 Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir met with the Palestinian Ambassador to Pakistan, Ahmad Jawad Rabi, expressing condolences for the Palestinians who have lost their lives in the ongoing Gaza conflict. The meeting occurred at the General Headquarters of the Pakistan Army. General Asim Munir, the Chief of the Pakistan Army, strongly denounced the forced eviction of Palestinians from Gaza as a clear crime against humanity. He emphasized that it would be absurd to link this war with terrorism.

Furthermore, Pakistan reaffirmed its unwavering support for an independent Palestinian state, based on the pre-1967 borders, with Al-Quds al-Sharif as its capital. General Asim Munir called on the international community to take immediate action to end the humanitarian tragedy resulting from the disproportionate and unlawful use of force by the Israeli Defense Forces.

Expressing deep concern for the brutal and indiscriminate killing of innocent civilians by the Israeli Defense Forces, General Asim Munir condemned the continuous attacks on civilian populations, educational and aid workers, as well as hospitals.

                                             

He attributed the latest surge of violence in Gaza to the repression, ongoing human rights violations, and state-sanctioned desecration of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, stressing the need to stop perpetuating these blatant human rights violations. General Asim Munir noted that Israel’s selfishness and narrow-mindedness were responsible for the ongoing oppression and that the Israeli army’s actions reflected a violation of humanity and civil values.

Meanwhile, General Asim Munir extended his good wishes on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of the United Nations, emphasizing that Pakistan’s armed forces follow the principles of the United Nations Charter. He highlighted Pakistan’s history of contributing to UN peacekeeping missions, dating back to 1947 when Pakistan first joined such missions. Pakistan’s involvement in UN peacekeeping efforts began in 1969, with the deployment of its first contingent to UN operations in the Congo. General Asim Munir underscored that 170 soldiers, including 24 officers, had sacrificed their lives in UN peacekeeping missions.

On the occasion of the 78th Foundation Day of the United Nations, the Chief of the Armed Forces of Pakistan, General Syed Asim Munir, emphasized the unique history of Pakistan’s contributions to the UN and called on the international community to fulfill its collective commitment to the Kashmiri people’s right to a referendum, as secured by various UN Security Council resolutions.

Martyrs in Gaza reached 5800, 2360 children included, Israel is not alone, the global alliance should be formed against Hamas, French President

In the last 24 hours, Israeli attacks in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of 704 Palestinians, including 182 children, bringing the total number of Palestinian casualties to 5,800 since October 7. The attacks also claimed the lives of 56 Palestinian children in the northern al-Shati region of Gaza and the Khan Younis refugee camp in the south. Tragically, 2,360 children and 1,100 women have lost their lives due to Israeli bombings. The overall number of injuries has now exceeded 15,000, with hospitals struggling due to shortages of medicine and fuel.

Efforts to rescue the injured trapped in the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israeli airstrikes continued in Gaza, but the lack of equipment and machinery has made this a difficult task. Approximately 1,500 people, including 830 children, are missing in Gaza, feared to be buried under the rubble. In the past 24 hours, six more UN staff members lost their lives in Israeli attacks, bringing the total number of UN staff casualties since October 17 to 35.

                                       

International NGO Save the Children has called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, emphasizing that around 1 million children are trapped in the Gaza Strip. An aid convoy of 40 trucks was stranded at the Rakhine border after an attack on the Egyptian checkpoint. Additionally, the number of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks in the occupied West Bank has reached 95, marking the largest such loss of life in the West Bank in the last 15 years.

Meanwhile, Israeli authorities are considering delaying or potentially canceling the decision for ground operations in Gaza for an extended period. Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh expressed strong criticism of the international community’s support for Israel’s actions, calling on Arab and Islamic leaders to respond to the ongoing tragedy in Gaza. The senior advisor to the Israeli Prime Minister stated that even if Hamas withdraws from all of Peer Ghamali, Israel will not allow fuel to be supplied to Gaza.

The situation remains tense, with different nations and leaders expressing varying perspectives on the ongoing conflict, and the international community is divided on the path to a resolution.