Pakistan urges action over Israeli settler violence
At a meeting of the OIC Committee of Six in New York, Pakistan’s deputy prime minister and foreign minister Ishaq Dar urged urgent global action against Israeli settler violence, settlement expansion and annexation policies in the occupied West Bank, and frequent violations of the Gaza ceasefire. He presented a six-point agenda asking for protection of holy sites, rejection of settlement expansion and forced displacement, full implementation of the Gaza peace plan and UN Security Council Resolution 2803, Palestinian-led Gaza reconstruction, accountability for international law violations, and renewed efforts for a time-bound two-state process based on pre-1967 borders with Al-Quds as capital. The article cites UN figures on settler incidents and recent E1 construction.
OIC members pushed a six-point plan to curb settlements and protect Palestinians
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There has been renewed Israeli settlement expansion and rising settler violence in the occupied West Bank. The UN recorded more than 1,600 incidents and displacement linked to settler attacks. The next steps could include diplomatic…
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