Terrorist Activities
In a stern statement, Pakistan’s Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch asserted that India is allegedly propagating terrorism globally, with particular concern for its impact on the South Asian region. During her weekly press briefing, Baloch underscored Pakistan’s deep apprehensions regarding what it perceives as India’s involvement in terrorism on a global scale.
One of Pakistan’s primary concerns centers around the purported use of Afghan soil for terrorist activities against Pakistan, a matter that Pakistan has raised at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Baloch urged the Afghan government to take decisive action against elements involved in such activities.
Addressing the issue of Israeli aggression, the spokesperson demanded accountability from Israel for its actions and called on the United Nations Security Council to promptly impose a ceasefire and lift the alleged inhumane siege on Gaza. Baloch condemned what she described as Israel’s ongoing war on hospitals, citing the barbarous bulldozing of tents in the vicinity of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, resulting in the tragic deaths of numerous Palestinians, including women, children, and patients under treatment.
Expressing strong condemnation for what she termed as crimes against humanity in occupied Palestine, Baloch emphasized the profound impact on the collective conscience of humanity.
Additionally, she voiced deep concern over recent statements by senior Israeli officials rejecting the creation of a viable and independent Palestinian state. According to Baloch, these statements, particularly those on the “Oslo Accords,” reveal the true intentions of Israeli authorities, casting doubt on their commitment to international law and a just resolution of the Palestinian question.
Baloch reiterated Pakistan’s steadfast belief in the creation of an independent, viable, sovereign, and contiguous Palestinian state along pre-June 1967 borders, with Al-Quds-Al-Sharif as its capital, as the only just solution to the Palestinian question. The statements made by Baloch underscore Pakistan’s commitment to addressing regional and global concerns while advocating for justice and peace.
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