Minister urges global action against targeted killings of innocent Palestinians
Aneeq Ahmed emphasizes the critical need for understanding among different religious beliefs, asserting that the current global scenario doesn't represent a clash of civilizations but a confrontation with ignorance.


Islamabad: Minister for Religious Affairs Aneeq Ahmed has called for swift global attention and intervention to stop unprecedented and appalling targeting of innocent Palestinians.
He was talking to French Ambassador Nicolas Gale who called on him in Islamabad on Tuesday.
Aneeq Ahmed emphasized the critical need for understanding among different religious beliefs, asserting that the current global scenario doesn't represent a clash of civilizations but a confrontation with ignorance.
He took a firm stance, condemning the ongoing humanitarian crises in the Palestinian Territory, advocating for an immediate cessation of the atrocities and a lasting resolution to the conflict.
Expressing vehement disapproval, Minister Aneeq Ahmed highlighted the unprecedented and appalling targeting of innocent civilians, including children, in hospitals, refugee camps, schools, and places of worship.
During the constructive discussions, a mutual consensus emerged on the imperative of providing respect, trust, and equitable facilities to minority populations worldwide.
Ambassador Nicolas Gale stressed the pivotal role of education in fostering tolerance and love among the younger generation, transcending religious differences.
Moreover, he commended the government and scholarly circles' support for minorities post the tragic events of Jardanwala, acknowledging the clear stance against indifference to such atrocities.

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