American and Israeli aggression against Iran is a violation of all international laws. Every attempt to impose the law of the jungle in the world must be stopped.

Islamabad (Palestine Foundation Information Center),  Under the auspices of the Islamabad chapter of Palestine Foundation Pakistan (PLF), and in collaboration with the Center for Pakistan and Gulf Studies (CPGS), a “Solidarity with Palestine Conference” was organized in the federal capital Islamabad under the PLF’s campaign titled “Ramadan with Palestine.”

Prominent political and religious personalities of the country addressed the conference, including senior leader of Pakistan Peoples Party and former Chairman Senate Nayyar Bukhari, senior leader of Pakistan Muslim League (N) Senator Lt. Gen. (R) Abdul Qayyum, Leader of the Opposition in the Senate and chairman MWM Pakistan Allama Raja Nasir Abbas Jafri, former Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami Senator Siraj-ul-Haq, President of the CPGS Nasir Abbas Shirazi, Chairman of Pakistan Nazryati Party Shahir Haider Sialvi, and Secretary General of Palestine Foundation Pakistan Dr. Sabir Abu Maryam.

The speakers said that Quds Day would be observed across the country on the 23 of Ramadan Friday, and the public should come out onto the streets to protest for the freedom of Palestine and Al-Quds. They stated that American and Israeli aggression against Iran is a clear violation of international laws and that all attempts to impose the “law of the jungle” by the US President Trump in the world must be resisted.

They further said that by giving a red-carpet welcome in the United States to killers like Benjamin Netanyahu, the American government is insulting humanity.

According to the speakers, the Iranian system is based not on personalities but on ideology, and that the United States and Israel have failed.

The speakers strongly condemned Israeli aggression in Gaza and Lebanon and called for an immediate and practical ceasefire. They stated that Palestine is the homeland of the Palestinians and that Israel is an illegitimate state.

The speakers described the American and Israeli aggression imposed on Iran as a serious threat to the region, saying that Iran is the biggest obstacle in the path of “Greater Israel.” They warned that if Iran suffers damage, neighboring countries including Pakistan, Turkey, and others could also face consequences.

They further urged the Government of Pakistan to play its role in resolving regional issues and to make every possible effort to stop the United States from pursuing aggressive ambitions in the region.

The speakers also demanded that incidents of infiltration into Pakistan from Afghanistan be stopped and emphasized the need for a ceasefire.

They stated that a Pakistan-Afghanistan war would be harmful for both countries and that issues should be resolved through dialogue.

A large number of people from different walks of life attended the conference, including lawyers, intellectuals, scholars, university professors, and male and female students.