The resolution demands Israel’s end to Palestinian occupation, and cease the illegal blockade on the Gaza Strip.
The United Nations will debate a resolution financed by Pakistan aimed at prohibiting arms shipments to Israel at a session set for Friday.
The text of this resolution, submitted by Pakistan to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on behalf of 55 UN member nations, has caused extensive anticipation and controversy in the global community.
The diligent eight-page resolution lays out tough demands on Israel, including a rapid end to its occupation of Palestinian arrives including Gaza. One of the resolution’s main components is the demand that Israel ends its unlawful siege of the Gaza Strip.
Furthermore, the resolution emphasizes the need to ban the sale or transfer of explosives and other military equipment to Israel, as well as the necessity to limit the spread of weaponry, which exacerbates the region’s continuous war.
The proposal has received substantial backing from the majority of OIC member nations, demonstrating a concerted effort to address long-standing humanitarian and threat issues caused by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The resolution represents a unified response to Israel’s injustices and abuses of international law, notably its treatment of the Palestinian community.
Arshad Hussain