Preparation of parties and popular groups in Pakistan for anti-Zionist demonstrations
The country’s political and religious parties have called for an anti-American and anti-Israeli rally in condemnation of the Israeli occupation forces’s attack on Al-Aqsa Mosque and the repression of Palestinian worshipers.
Pakistan’s National Solidarity Council, a coalition of 30 political and religious groups, called on Muslims in the country to take to the streets in all cities and towns on Friday after Friday prayers this week to march in solidarity with the oppressed Palestinian people.
Pakistani leaders condemned the brutal crimes of the Zionist occupiers in Al-Aqsa Mosque and announced: “International Quds Day will be celebrated on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan and Friday this week Zionist demonstrations will be held in Pakistan.”
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Muslim Unity Party condemned the crimes of the illegitimate Israeli regime in Jerusalem and the terrorist attacks against the Shiite community in Afghanistan.
Hojjatoleslam “Nasser Abbas Jafari” the secretary general of the party on Wednesday during a press conference in Islamabad, referring to the arrival of Layali al-Qadr and mourning rituals on the occasion of the martyrdom of Amir al-Mu’minin Imam Ali (as) in Pakistan, added: Perform for mourners and other public gatherings, including World Al-Quds Day marches.
He warned of terrorist movements in Pakistan to target the people and conspire to fan the flames of division in the country, saying: “US ration-eating terrorists and their masters in the region never want unity in Pakistan, so we must be careful of these elements.”
The Pakistani politician stressed: “On World Al-Quds Day, the people will come out for the oppressed nation of Palestine and declare their innocence with the traitorous rulers and compromisers with the illegitimate Zionist regime.”
“Pakistani Muslims take to the streets this Friday to condemn the crimes of the illegitimate Zionist regime and express their solidarity with their Palestinian brothers and sisters,” said Liaqat Baloch, vice president of the Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan. .
In recent days, Pakistani officials, including the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, have issued a statement condemning the Zionist occupation forces’ attack on Al-Aqsa Mosque and the repression of Palestinians.