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Pakistan, 7 other Muslim nations condemn Israeli ministers' statements regarding Palestinians' mass removal from Gaza

Pakistan was among the Muslim nations on Sunday that condemned Israeli ministers’ statements regarding the displacement of the Palestinian people from the Gaza Strip, including proposals for plans and mechanisms aimed at forcibly removing them from their land. Earlier this week, Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Defence Minister Israel Katz had floated proposals for the mass…

Pakistan, 7 other Muslim nations condemn Israeli ministers' statements regarding Palestinians' mass removal from Gaza

In a joint condemnation, Pakistan and six other Muslim nations rebuked Israeli ministers' statements advocating for the forced removal of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. The ministers criticized the proposals, which included plans for "voluntary emigration" and the use of sea, air, and other means to displace the population. They emphasized that such actions contravene international law and put the Palestinian people's rights at risk.

The foreign ministers also warned that any attempts to implement forced displacement would undermine peace efforts and regional stability. They reaffirmed their support for the two-State solution, calling for the establishment of an independent Palestinian State in accordance with international law and the 4 June 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital.

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