Senator A. Rehman Malik writes
to Secretary General UN urging him to constitute a high powered Peace
Delegation with members from all faiths to visit Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv
Former Interior
Minister and Chairman Institute of Research and Reforms Senator A. Rehman Malik
today on Thursday reached Palestinian Embassy in Islamabad wherein he met with
Palestinian Ambassador Ahmed Rafi and expressed his solidarity with him. He
strongly condemned the Israel's barbaric aggression and urged the world to
break its silence over the Israeli’s atrocities. He
expressed his heartfelt sympathies and condolences with oppressed people of
Palestine. He said that Pakistani nation stands by
their Palestinian brothers and sisters and express their solidarity with the
heroic and brave people of Palestine.
He said that so
far, the Israeli airstrikes have killed more than 220 Palestinians including 63
children and 36 women, with 1,530 people wounded, yet the world, including the
United Nations have turn a blind eye to the massacre of innocent Palestinians.
Senator Rehman
Malik while speaking to media outside Palestinian embassy said that he has
written letter to Secretary General United Nation to constitute a high power delegation
consisting of renowned religious leaders from all faiths, political figures,
and human rights activists to visit Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv to make both sides
sit together and announce measures for a permanent peace between Palestine and
Israel. He also made the letter public and distributed copies of the letter
among the journalists. He stated that the ongoing conflict between Israel and
Hamas has divided the world into two civilizations and we are inching to World
War III. “Indeed it is time for you Secretary General UN) to hear the cries of
Palestinians and intervene by ignoring the vetoes of the world mighty power
which are not bigger than the creator of this world. I fully realize it is a
very sensitive issue,” his letter reads.
Senator Rehman Malik in his letter
has proposed the Secretary General UN to constitute a high powered delegation
consisting of renowned religious leaders from all faiths, political figures,
and human rights activists to visit Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv to make both sides
sit together and announce measures for a permanent peace between Palestine and
Israel.
He added that let the victim parties
be heard and suggest a permanent solution hence a peace delegation under the
interfaith charter of the UN be constituted enabling it to visit Jerusalem, and
Tel Aviv. He has proposed the following mandate to convince Israel and Hamas. The
mandate he proposed includes to halt the inter-fight forthwith, no more land
grabbing by Israel, working out a corridor allowing the stakeholders to perform
their religious duties adding that Kartarpur type corridor should be built
around the Masjid Al-Aqsa with separate entrances duly agreed by the
stakeholders. It also included that no arms of any kind shall be allowed in
Masjid Al-Aqsa and UN peacekeepers should provide security for the mosque till
special security by actual stakeholders in place.
The former Interior Minister proposes that the peace delegation may
include Imam of the Grand Mosque Masjid al-Haram in Makkah, Pope Francis, Italy,
and The Chief Rabbinate of Israel as proposed by Israel and Head of United
Nations Human Rights Council.
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