Why it matters:
This event demonstrates the solidarity of the people of Pakistan with the people of Gaza and protests against the crimes committed against Palestinians. Such gatherings can influence international policies and draw attention to the plight of Palestinians, amplifying their voices on the global stage.
The big picture:
On Sunday, thousands of citizens gathered at Jinnah Square in Karachi and marched towards Shahrah-e-Faisal. Participants held Palestinian flags and shouted slogans against the U.S. and Israel. Leaders of the business community also announced a complete boycott of products supporting Israel.
What he's saying:
Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman, Chief of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan, stated during the event that terrorists are ruling the world and that the UN Charter has been violated. He emphasized that the duty of the armies of Muslim countries is jihad, and political forces should support Palestinians instead of becoming agents of Israel. He also mentioned that the people of Gaza are fighting against the Zionists due to their strong faith, and that Muslims will not allow Trump to relocate Palestinians under any circumstances.
Key Points:
- Participants included men, women, and children who paid tribute to the martyred children of Palestine.
Go deeper:
This gathering reflects the solidarity of the people of Pakistan with the people of Gaza. Given the rising crimes of Israel in the region, such protests can serve as a powerful voice in support of human rights and social justice on a global scale, urging international bodies to break their silence against the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza and Palestinian territories and to take concrete action.
Hamed Shahbazi
