Jalil Abbas Jilani, the caretaker foreign minister of Pakistan, has made a significant announcement regarding Pakistan’s commitment to aiding injured Palestinians in the ongoing crisis in Gaza. Jilani revealed that Pakistan is prepared to airlift injured individuals for treatment, and this offer has been extended to Jordan and Egypt.
The announcement was made during Jilani’s response to a calling attention notice in the Senate, where he addressed Pakistan’s efforts in supporting Gaza and condemned the atrocities against the Palestinian people.
The situation in Gaza has been dire, with Israel’s month-long bombing campaign resulting in a tragic loss of 14,000 lives, particularly affecting innocent children. Numerous homes and buildings have been destroyed, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
Pakistan’s willingness to airlift and treat the injured, as well as its offer to build a hospital in Gaza, demonstrates a proactive stance. However, challenges in the region pose obstacles to the realization of these humanitarian efforts. The gravity of the situation underscores the urgency for international intervention and support.
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