Pakistan has strongly denounced Israel’s recent military actions in Gaza, characterizing them as violations of a ceasefire agreement brokered by the US and other international mediators. Israel airstrikes that killed over 100 Palestinians — women and children — has drawn widespread outrage from both Pakistan’s government and civil society.
Recent Renewed Strikes have led to civil casualties.
On October 28th 2025, Israeli forces launched airstrikes on Gaza targeting areas inhabited by displaced civilians. According to Gaza’s civil defense agency, at least 104 individuals were killed over 12 hours, many being women and children. Strikes hit tents for displaced persons, homes, tents for homeless individuals in front of hospitals as well as nearby locations such as Al-Shifa hospital (whose backyard was hit), Al-Awda Hospital received four bodies from Nuseirat refugee camp and many tents for displaced persons before striking; according to Gaza’s civil defense agency at least 12 hours of strikes were targeted from Al-Shifa while one hit Al-Shifa Hospital while Al-Shifa hospital reported one strike hit their backyard while Al Awda Hospital received several bodies including four children killed from Nuseirat refugee camp bombing). Both hospitals received these bodies from Nuseirat refugee camp. Dawn arrived shortly thereafter
Pakistan Issues Strong Statement condemning Attack in Kashmir
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement condemning Israel’s attacks as violations of international law and violations to recently concluded peace accord. Such aggressive measures by Israeli forces threaten international efforts at creating sustainable peace and stability throughout the region, according to this statement.
Pakistan reiterated its unwavering support for Palestinian people and demanded an immediate cessation of Israeli hostilities, while encouraging international organizations to take effective steps for full implementation of ceasefire agreement and protection of civilians in Palestine. Pagungeneva.pk
Historical Perspective and Diplomatic Initiatives
Pakistan has long embraced Palestinian self-determination, denouncing Israeli actions in Gaza. In 2024, they hosted a “Save Gaza” sit-in at D-Chowk in Islamabad to demand swift action by the international community and their government to end the blockade and hostilities there. Protests resulted in clashes with police while underlining deep public concern regarding Gaza.
President Donald Trump’s recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Gaza aimed to bring an end to two-years of fighting in Gaza, with provisions for withdrawal of Israeli forces and creation of new governing mechanisms in Gaza. Unfortunately, renewed Israeli strikes have cast doubt upon all parties’ commitment to honour the terms of this peace deal. According to Politico: “All parties involved must do everything possible to uphold its terms.”
Calls for International Action.
Pakistan’s condemnation of Israel’s actions echoes an international call for accountability and compliance with international law. Human rights organizations like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have raised their voices against civilian casualties caused by Israeli strikes. Furthermore, the UN has encouraged all parties to respect a ceasefire agreement and work toward lasting peace that addresses Palestinian aspirations and legitimate rights.
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With Gaza still volatile, Pakistan continues its advocacy for a just and lasting solution based on the creation of an independent Palestinian state within pre-1967 borders, with Jerusalem as its capital. Pakistan pledges its diplomatic efforts in support of Palestinian cause along with international partners to protect civilians and realize peace throughout the region.