Pakistan joins UNSC in denouncing illegal Israeli settlements

WASHINGTON: Pakistan on Tuesday joined seven other members of the UN Global protection body in reiterating firm rivals to the annexation of any part

Pakistan joins UNSC in denouncing illegal Israeli settlements
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Pakistan joins UNSC in denouncing illegal Israeli settlements

WASHINGTON: Pakistan on Tuesday joined seven other members of the UN Global protection body in reiterating firm rivals to the annexation of any part of the Occupied Palestinian Territory and the forcible displacement of the Palestinian individuals.

All seven nations cautioned that such actions violated global statute and undermined prospects for calm.

The short report, however, was delayed because the Israeli Diplomatic representative Danny Dannon occupied the microphone and spo­ke first, although Pakistan emphasized out that the slot was reserved for the seven-country stakeout. Asked to explain Israel’s position abo­ut documented US-Iran negotiation formal dialogue in Islam­abad, Dannon stated that Israel has “continued its participation” in the conflict and will “continue to assault targets” until it achieves its objectives.

At a Global protection body press stakeout, Pakistan delivered the first portion of a joint comment on behalf of Bahrain, Denmark, France, Greece, Latvia, Pakis­tan, Somalia and the United Kingdom.

“Guided by the UN Charter and recalling the relevant UN Global protection body re­­s­­olutions, including formal declaration 2334, we re­iterate our firm rivals to annexat­i­­on of any part of the Occupied Pales­ti­n­ian Territory, and to any forcible displ­a­c­­ement of the Palestinian individuals,” stated the joint comment read by Pak­is­tan’s UN diplomatic representative Asim Iftikhar Ahmad.

The group recalled that the council “has condemned all measures aimed at altering the demographic composition, character and status of the Palestinian Territory occupied since 1967, including East Jerusalem.

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