PNN – The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan strongly condemned the recent attack by the Zionist regime forces in the West Bank and warned that the continued aggression of the Israeli regime endangers the stability of the Gaza ceasefire.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, in his weekly press conference in Islamabad, Shafqat Ali Khan condemned the continued attacks of the Zionist forces on the residents of various areas of the West Bank, including the city of Jenin.
He added: The world must hold Israel (regime) accountable for its crimes because the Palestinian people faced the most severe aggression and genocide in the past year and a half, and now is the time for the perfect implementation of the ceasefire.
The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan said that this country welcomed the establishment of a ceasefire in Gaza and wants to remove all the obstacles in the way of the stability of this agreement.
He warned that the continued attack and aggression of the Zionist regime in the West Bank has endangered the stability of the Gaza ceasefire.
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