Pakistan, Saudi Arabia demand an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have demanded an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar reiterated their call for a ceasefire in Gaza at a joint press conference in Islamabad.

On this occasion, the Saudi Foreign Minister described the efforts of the international community as insufficient and said that there is a famine situation in Gaza.

He said that there is no justification for not allowing humanitarian aid to reach Gaza, this issue should be resolved through negotiations and not through force.

Faisal bin Farhan added that the killing of 35 thousand Palestinians in Gaza is a failure of the international community, which failed to fulfill its responsibilities.

He also said that he does not want any more confrontation in his region, tension should not be increased.

The Saudi Foreign Minister said that the international community should play a greater role in the situation in Gaza, this issue should be resolved through negotiations and not by force.

He said that efforts are being made to establish a ceasefire in Gaza, and the international community should establish a ceasefire in Gaza.

Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said that the genocide in Gaza should be stopped, there should be an unconditional ceasefire in Gaza. Pakistan is very concerned about the situation in the Middle East, the people of Palestine are dying of hunger, the conscience of the world should wake up on the situation in Gaza.

Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar further said that this issue will be resolved only when a Palestinian state is established as per the 1964 resolution.

He said that according to the resolutions of the United Nations, a Palestinian state should be established with Jerusalem as its capital.