Pakistan has strongly condemned Israel’s attack on Qatar and rejected the alleged anti-Pakistan remarks of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Foreign Office made it clear that Pakistan stands firmly with its “brotherly Islamic country” Qatar and urged the Muslim Ummah to unite against Israel’s ongoing provocations.
At his weekly press briefing on Friday, Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said the Israeli strikes were “against international laws and the UN Charter” and posed a serious threat to regional peace and security.
Pakistan’s support for Qatar
The spokesperson emphasized that Israel’s attack on Doha was a direct assault on the security and sovereignty of Qatar.
“Pakistan stands with its brotherly country Qatar,” Khan said, adding that Muslim countries must “join hands to stop the path of the oppressor.”
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He further clarified that Pakistan does not consider it appropriate to respond directly to the statements of leaders “responsible for genocide”. He stressed that Pakistan was fully capable of defending itself.
Netanyahu’s remarks and call for Muslim unity
Responding to questions about Netanyahu’s alleged anti-Pakistan comments, Khan reiterated that Pakistan would not legitimize such rhetoric.
Instead, he called on Muslim nations to unite against Israeli provocations, stressing that Israeli aggression undermines regional stability and threatens ongoing diplomatic and humanitarian efforts.
