ISLAMABAD (HRNW): On February 24, 2026, the Senate of Pakistan unanimously passed a resolution against Israel, moved by Senator Palwasha Khan. The resolution expressed profound concern over the persistent violations of ceasefire agreements in Gaza and the recent provocative statements issued by the Israeli leadership. The House categorically rejected Israeli remarks regarding the formation of regional alliances, characterizing them as a direct move against the unity of the Muslim Ummah.
The resolution further asserted that Israel’s conduct remains in total contravention of international law and the United Nations Charter. It explicitly rejected any attempts to alter the legal and historical status of the occupied Palestinian territories. Furthermore, the Senate strongly condemned the ongoing expansion of settlements in the occupied West Bank, warning that the inflammatory rhetoric from Israeli leadership poses a severe threat to global peace and stability.
Concluding the motion, the Senate demanded an immediate Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories and the ensured, uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian aid. The House called for the swift commencement of the reconstruction and rehabilitation process in Gaza. Reaffirming its national stance, the Senate pledged that Pakistan would continue its unwavering support for the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state.
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