Pakistani Deputy PM Calls for Muslim Unity on Palestine
Most outlets reported that Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar urged Muslim nations to unite for Palestine's freedom, emphasizing the need for collective action against Israeli policies. Samaa highlighted Dar’s condemnation of Israel’s occupation and settlement activities, while Daily Times focused on the call for unity and the context of a ministerial meeting on occupied Jerusalem. Both excerpts framed the remarks as a diplomatic appeal but differed slightly in emphasis and framing of Israeli actions.
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Ishaq Dar calls for Muslim unity on Palestine
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has called on Muslim countries to work together for the freedom of Palestine. He made the remarks during a ministerial meeting on occupied Jerusalem. Dar said Israeli actions in occupied Jerusalem violate international law, according to his address. He also condemned incursions by extremist Israelis into Al-Aqsa Mosque. Read […]
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Dar urges Muslim nations to unite for Palestine's freedom
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar said on Wednesday that the Israel's illegal occupation, settlement activity and attempts to change the status of holy sites were unacceptable and deserved condemnation.
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