ISLAMABAD : Pakistan condemned and rejected Israeli remarks about creating “Greater Israel.”Islamabad said the idea seeks the forcible displacement of Palestinians from Gaza.The government called the remarks a flagrant breach of international law. It cited the UN Charter and relevant United Nations resolutions.
Call for international action
Pakistan urged the international community to reject the plan outright.
Moreover, it warned that such rhetoric legitimizes illegal occupation and expansion.
Furthermore, Islamabad said the comments undermine efforts for lasting regional peace.
It pressed for immediate, tangible steps to deter further destabilization.
Warning on regional stability
Pakistan cautioned that the plan would entrench the occupation even deeper.
Additionally, it said the remarks inflame tensions across the Middle East.
The government urged swift measures to end ongoing crimes against Palestinians.
It called for collective action to prevent further regional harm.
Support for Palestinian rights
Pakistan reaffirmed support for Palestinians’ right to self-determination.
It backed an independent, viable, contiguous Palestinian state on pre-1967 borders.
Moreover, Islamabad said Al-Quds Al-Sharif should serve as the capital. Consequently, Pakistan urged renewed global action toward a just peace.
