The JI is set to organize the march in Islamabad at 2 pm, and Haq assured that comprehensive preparations are underway for this event.


Islamabd: Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) leader Sirajul Haq revealed plans for a Gaza March scheduled for tomorrow, Sunday, during a press conference.
The JI is set to organize the march in Islamabad at 2 pm, and Haq assured that comprehensive preparations are underway for this event.
Haq emphasized that the Gaza march would proceed irrespective of the circumstances, with the JI unwavering in its commitment to support the people of Gaza. He condemned the Islamabad administration for resorting to shelling and baton-charge, which he believed portrayed a negative image on the global stage.
Furthermore, Haq pointed out that Israel had launched ground attacks on Gaza, which had been embroiled in intense conflict for the past 20 days. He stressed the destruction of seven hospitals in Gaza and the ongoing attacks on schools, noting that the world, including Islamic nations, closely monitored the distressing situation.
Haq also highlighted global protests in solidarity with Gaza, occurring in locations such as France, Chicago, and London, and mentioned the acknowledgment by the United Nations Secretary-General of the Palestinian struggle for independence.

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