It strongly condemned Israel's decision to legalize nine settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory of West Bank.


Islamabad: Pakistan has reiterated its full support to the people of Palestine and the Palestinian cause.
In a statement, the Foreign Office called for the establishment of an independent State of Palestine, on pre-1967 borders with East Jerusalem as the capital.
It strongly condemned Israel's decision to legalize nine settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory of West Bank.
The Foreign Office said the decision is a clear and flagrant violation of international law and relevant United Nations resolutions and encroaches upon the rights of the people of Palestine.
It said the illegal and unjust Israeli action would further aggravate the tense situation and undermine the prospect of peace in the region.
The Foreign Office called upon the international community to make greater efforts to stop Israel from creating conditions which hinder the achievement of the two-state solution.

Top prospects for the 2025 NHL draft: Updated rankings after U18s, draft lottery
- 6 hours ago
Passenger bus catches fire near Kallar Kahar
- 7 hours ago
Important press conference by DG ISPR, senior military officials today
- 6 hours ago
Former Australian cricketer Bob Cowper passes away at 84
- 7 hours ago
Zelensky urges Russia to commit to 30-day ceasefire, ready for direct talks
- 6 hours ago

Punjab schools to reopen tomorrow after ceasefire between Pakistan and India
- 7 hours ago

Karachi braces for hot, humid day as temperature hits 36°C
- 7 hours ago

Two police officers martyred in Peshawar suicide blast
- an hour ago

She was arrested for an op-ed. Now a judge has ordered her freed.
- 7 hours ago
Tragedy in Sri Lanka: Bus crash kills 21, injures 24 pilgrims
- 6 hours ago

Washington and Beijing reopen trade dialogue
- 6 hours ago

Pound-for-pound rankings: Inoue retains spot, Canelo falls after lackluster performance
- 6 hours ago