Lahore: Are the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf  (PTI) and Bloch Liberation Army (BLA) toeing the 'agenda' of Zionists and enemies of Pakistan.  

How unfortunate is it that with the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit approaching nearby, all pawns of the Zionist regime have been ordered to sabotage this crucial international moot.

On the one hand, the PTI has been unleashed to spoil the peace in the scenic capital, whereas, at the same time, the proscribed BLA has been ordered to target Chinese nationals in Karachi

Analysts say this all is being done to sabotage the forthcoming Summit, while simultaneously attempting to dent the Pak-China brotherhood, which is reaching new zeniths

It is also no strange that both PTI and its sister-in-ideology are dancing overtly and covertly on the orders of their masters with the former feeling no shame in inviting Jaishankar [to attend its protest], they add.

It's time that the nation wakes up and completely disregards the PTI, which is acting as the vanguard of the Hindus and Zionists.

Islamabad (APP): Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday emphasized the urgent need for a ceasefire in Palestine, urging the international community especially the Muslim World to act swiftly in stopping Israel from further bloodshed in Gaza.

Addressing the All Parties Conference on Palestine and Gaza at the President House, the prime minister said it was time for the Muslim World to move forward and take practical steps to prevent Israel from further bloodshed in Palestine.

He condemned Israel’s ongoing violence and barbarism, expressing deep sorrow that innocent Palestinians were being killed daily.

“The first priority should be to stop the bloodshed in Palestine, which is a foremost duty, and for this, the platform of the OIC is available.”

Commending the participation of all political parties in the conference, the prime minister said the gathering reflected that whenever Pakistan faced challenges, either external or internal, the country’s entire political leadership gets united to present solid recommendation and offers full cooperation in implementing the proposals.

The prime minister announced to formulate a working group that would take decisions in the light of proposals presented in the Conference.

He also agreed with other participants’ views that instead of adhering to a two-state solution, the focus should be on demanding for an independent state of Palestine with Al-Quds as its capital.

The prime minister highlighted that he forcefully raised the government’s stance against Israel’s barbarism in Palestine without take care of the consequences.

Additionally, he said he along with the delegation, also staged a walkout at the UN General Assembly when Israel’s PM Netanyahu came to address the assembly.

“I knew that my speech would cause a stir, but I didn’t care and boldly raised my voice in support of the oppressed Palestinians at the UN General Assembly.”

The prime minister pointed out that developing the country’s economy was the foremost priority of the government as without overcoming poverty and getting economically strong, “our voice would not be heard in the world”.

As regards dispatching relief goods to Palestine, PM Shehbaz said the government was making full efforts in this regard. He also appreciated the Al-Khidmat Foundation for cooperating with the government.

Furthermore, he announced that the orphan Palestinian students would also be given admissions and other facilities in the Pakistan’s medical colleges.

Islamabad: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Monday visited the Chinese Embassy, where he met the Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zaidong to offer his heartfelt condolences over the loss of Chinese citizens’ lives in a terrorist attack in Karachi.

The prime minister expressed expressed deep sorrow and anger over the loss of Chinese citizens in the terrorist attack. “The government is fully mobilized to swiftly identify those responsible for this incident,” the prime minister said.

He assured that after identifying those responsible, they will be brought to justice without delay. “The protection of the lives and property of our Chinese brothers in Pakistan is our top priority,” he added.

The prime minister emphasized the government will not tolerate this heinous conspiracy aimed at damaging Pakistan-China relations.

He said he will personally monitor the investigation of this incident assuring that security arrangements for foreign nationals would be further strengthened.

The Chinese Ambassador expressed gratitude to the prime minister for the swift response and the initiation of investigations following the terrorist incident in Karachi.

The Chinese ambassador expressed confidence in the Government of Pakistan for effective investigations, swift identification of the responsible terrorists, and ensuring that they are brought to justice promptly.

He hoped that those responsible for this incident will be punished as soon as possible.

Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar, and senior officials from relevant departments were present at the meeting.