Quick summary
- JI and TTAP strongly oppose U.S.’s demand to join the Abraham Accords.
- Leader Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman condemns it as a ‘document of surrender’.
- Pakistan remains firm in its support for Palestinian sovereignty.
The Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) leader Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman condemned the U.S.’s demand as a ‘document of surrender’ and warned against legitimizing Israel’s occupation.
He emphasized that any move to grant recognition or legitimacy to Israel would not be accepted by Pakistan, in line with their unwavering support for Palestine sovereignty. The JI condemns the U.S.’s continuous pressure and urges Muslim rulers worldwide to stand firm on representing sentiments of the entire Ummah rather than bowing down to American demands.
Hafiz Naeem expressed that Pakistan will never condone any action or move against Palestine, as it would be detrimental for Islamic solidarity and peace in the region. He further highlighted that this stance aligns with their long-standing policy of upholding justice.
The article also mentions concerns about Israel’s occupation policies but does not provide direct quotes or figures, nor does it present a balanced view from other perspectives within Pakistan or internationally. The language used is highly inflammatory and could potentially incite communal tension by framing the issue as an internal struggle rather than focusing on international diplomacy efforts.
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