Pakistan on Sunday presented a sweeping set of proposals at the preparatory ministerial meeting of the emergency Arab-Islamic Summit in Doha, urging the Muslim world to take concrete measures against Israel’s aggression. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar outlined a seven-point plan that included holding Israel accountable for war crimes, pushing for suspension of its UN membership, forming a joint Arab-Islamic task force, and demanding a permanent ceasefire along with humanitarian access in Gaza.
Dar condemned Israel’s “illegal and unprovoked” air strike on Qatar, calling it not just an attack on a sovereign state but also a direct assault on diplomacy, given Doha’s mediatory role in Gaza ceasefire efforts. He warned that Israel’s repeated strikes across the region posed a “dangerous trend” threatening international peace and security, emphasizing that “no state is safe from such an unhinged entity.”
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Pakistan reaffirmed solidarity with Qatar, supporting its right to defend sovereignty and its people. Dar stressed that the Arab-Islamic world must rise with “unity, resolve, and purpose” to counter Israel’s growing aggression. He noted that Pakistan, as a UN Security Council member, had already helped convene an emergency session and would continue to push for international enforcement measures, including protection for Gaza.
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to attend Monday’s extraordinary summit, co-convened by Qatar, Pakistan, and other Islamic states, where leaders will finalize a joint plan of action against Israel’s escalation.
