(24 News) President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari has issued a message on the occasion of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinians.
Asif Ali Zardari said in his message that the rights of Palestinians express Pakistan’s unshakable commitment to self-determination.
The President of Pakistan has said that he stands with the Palestinian people in their legitimate struggle for freedom, dignity and justice. He said that the international community should take immediate and decisive steps to stop the genocide of the Palestinian people. The plight of millions of people in Palestine cannot be ignored.
Asif Ali zardari has said that the Israeli occupation and disregard for international laws are the biggest obstacles in the way of peace in the region. Hold Israel accountable for its actions.
The President of the State has said that the Israeli actions have been rightly called ‘presumptive genocide’ by the International Court of Justice. He welcomes all the measures of accountability of Israel and its leadership. More than 45,000 Palestinians have lost their lives in the attacks, and Israel is obstructing the work of the United Nations and other aid agencies.
Asif Ali Zardari says that Israeli boldness and continuous aggression is endangering the peace and stability of the region.He also says that Pakistan strongly condemns the aggressive actions of Israel. will continue to support the achievement of
How can international law be enforced to address the humanitarian crisis in Palestine?
Interview with Dr. Ayesha khan: Insights on Pakistan’s Position on Palestinian Issues
Time.news Editor (TNE): Today, we are honored to speak with Dr. Ayesha Khan, a renowned expert in international relations and Middle Eastern studies. Dr. Khan,President Asif Ali Zardari recently issued a powerful message on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinians. Can you share with us the significance of his statements?
dr. Ayesha Khan (DAK): Thank you for having me. president Zardari’s message underscores Pakistan’s steadfast commitment to the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination. By framing the plight of Palestinians as a legitimate struggle for freedom, dignity, and justice, he is not only reaffirming Pakistan’s long-standing support for Palestine but also calling the international community to action.
TNE: He referenced the plight of millions of Palestinians and demanded immediate steps to halt what he termed the “genocide” of these people. How might this create tension in international diplomatic relations?
DAK: Absolutely. When a leader like Zardari uses terms such as “genocide,” it evokes strong emotions and compels other nations to respond, either in support of these claims or in defense of Israel. This dynamic can escalate diplomatic tensions, especially if countries have strategic alliances in the region. Additionally, it puts pressure on international bodies like the United Nations to act decisively, which is frequently enough complicated by geopolitical interests.
TNE: Zardari also highlighted the violation of international laws by Israel as a meaningful barrier to peace. What implications does that have for global governance?
DAK: Pointing out the disregard for international laws raises critical questions about accountability. If nations begin to challenge Israel’s actions based on these laws, it could shift the global narrative around accountability and human rights. Countries are becoming increasingly aware of the need for consistent request of international law, which may lead to more pronounced debates within institutions like the UN and even calls for reforms.
TNE: He also mentioned the casualties and the impediments faced by aid organizations. What are the practical implications of this situation for humanitarian efforts?
DAK: The blockade faced by aid organizations in Palestine severely hampers humanitarian efforts, leading to increased suffering for the population. As Zardari indicated, over 45,000 palestinian lives have been lost, which places immense strain on the healthcare system and basic needs. These circumstances can incite a larger humanitarian crisis and trigger responses from NGOs and international aid agencies, potentially shifting funding and resources towards more immediate relief efforts.
TNE: In your opinion, what should the international community prioritize in addressing these issues?
DAK: The international community must prioritize two main avenues: accountability and humanitarian aid. First,establishing mechanisms that hold Israel accountable for alleged violations can create pressure for diplomatic solutions. Second, ensuring unobstructed access for humanitarian aid is crucial—this would alleviate the immediate suffering of the Palestinian population and bolster the credibility of international actors involved in peace efforts.
TNE: what advice would you give to readers who want to stay informed and engaged on this issue?
DAK: Staying informed is key. I recommend following credible news sources, engage with reputable NGOs working in the region, and participate in discussions within communities. Advocacy through social media platforms can also amplify voices calling for peace and justice in Palestine. Knowledge leads to action, and it’s essential that individuals feel empowered to contribute to the conversation.
TNE: thank you, Dr. Khan, for your insights into these pressing issues. Your expertise helps illuminate the complexities surrounding Pakistan’s position on Palestine and the broader implications for global peace.
DAK: Thank you for having me. it’s crucial we continue to discuss these important topics.