Why it matters:
The event highlights the continued commitment of various nations and leaders to support the Palestinian cause, reinforcing the significance of Quds Day as a platform for raising awareness about the plight of Palestinians.
The big picture:
As Israeli aggression continues, the gathering reflects a broader movement among Muslim nations to unite against perceived injustices faced by Palestinians, showcasing the enduring relevance of Quds Day in fostering solidarity.
What they are saying:
Iranian Ambassador Reza Amiri-Moghadam stated, "On the occasion of Quds Day, millions of people around the world raise their voices in support of the oppressed Palestinians." He called for humanity to unite against Israel's actions, especially during a time when the Zionist regime is committing severe human rights violations.
Speakers at the event, including Pakistani political leaders, condemned Israeli atrocities and emphasized the need for a strong collective voice on Quds Day, with Raja Zafarul Haq stating, "The genocide of the Palestinians is ongoing, and Israel is committing the worst war crimes."
Senator Mushahid Hussain highlighted the significance of this year's Quds Day, noting the "genuine war of resistance" launched by the Palestinian people against Zionism and imperialism.
Scholar Khanom Tayyaba Bukhari urged individuals to support the Palestinian cause actively, stating, "It is imperative for everyone to come out on Friday, support oppressed humanity so that it may be victorious in the court of God."
Go deeper:
Global Quds Day: A Symbol of Palestinian Freedom and Resistance
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