During a meeting on the sidelines of the 6th Global Parliamentary Summit in Geneva, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf and Pakistani National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq emphasized the need for Islamic countries to unite against Israel’s aggressions in the region.

Why it matters:

Iran and Pakistan Parliament Speakers believe that Israel’s actions are a threat to the territorial integrity of Islamic nations, which calls for stronger regional alliances.

 

The big picture:

Qalibaf warned of Israel’s plans to endanger Islamic countries, while Sadiq declared that Iran’s military response had “shattered the myth of the Iron Dome.” The meeting also touched on broader cooperation, including economic and border security ties, and praised Iran’s diplomatic efforts in easing India-Pakistan tensions.

 

What they are saying:

Qalibaf (Iran): “Israel seeks to divide Islamic nations.”

“Iran’s decisive response proved that Zionist forces are vulnerable.”

“Islamic countries must prevent further escalation in Gaza and Palestine.”

“We must strengthen economic, security, and border cooperation.”

 

Sadiq (Pakistan): “Iran’s resilience and unity have inspired the Islamic world.”

“Our parliament immediately passed a resolution condemning Israel’s aggression.”

“Iran’s response dismantled the myth of the Iron Dome.”

“We value Iran’s role in easing regional tensions.”

 

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