Pakistan's Senate Condemns Israeli Alliance Plan

Pakistan's Senate has passed a resolution condemning Israel's plan to form regional alliances, asserting it targets certain nations. The resolution criticizes Israel's provocative actions and reaffirms support for Palestinian self-determination and statehood. It rejects any attempts to alter the status of occupied Palestinian territories.

In a significant diplomatic move, Pakistan's Senate on Tuesday passed a resolution decisively condemning Israel's plan to establish a regional alliance. The resolution claims the alliance targets specific nations and could destabilize international peace.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently proposed a 'hexagon' of alliances, which Pakistan's Senate, led by Palwasha Khan of the Pakistan Peoples Party, argues is a threat to regional stability. The resolution criticizes Israel's provocative actions and emphasizes Israel's disregard for international law.

Reaffirming Pakistan's longstanding support for Palestinian self-determination, the resolution rejects Israeli efforts to alter the status of occupied Palestinian territories, maintaining the need for a contiguous Palestinian state with pre-1967 borders and Al-Quds al-Sharif as its capital.

(With inputs from agencies.)