Pakistani symbolic move in support of Palestine
A symbolic cycling tour of Pakistan was held to condemn the crimes of the occupying regime in Jerusalem.
Dozens of political and religious activists, student organizations and the people of Pakistan rode bicycles in the city of Karachi on the occasion of Solidarity Day with the Palestinian people with anti-Zionist slogans.
Participants in the cycling tour held Palestinian flags and expressed their solidarity and support for Palestinian Muslims.
Organized by the Palestine Foundation, the participants strongly condemned the continuation of the Zionist occupation and anti-human rights approach in the region, stating that Palestine is the homeland of the Palestinians.
Pakistan’s religious and political leaders have stressed that the existence of a fake Israeli regime poses a serious threat to the international community: “The liberation of the first Muslim qibla (Jerusalem) and the destruction of Israel are very close.”
Participants in the conference also strongly condemned the British government’s declaration of Hamas as a terrorist group and called on the Pakistani government to recognize Hamas as the representative of the Palestinians in Pakistan.
Participants in the cycling tour held Palestinian flags and expressed their solidarity and support for Palestinian Muslims.
Organized by the Palestine Foundation, the participants strongly condemned the continuation of the Zionist occupation and anti-human rights approach in the region, stating that Palestine is the homeland of the Palestinians.
Pakistan’s religious and political leaders have stressed that the existence of a fake Israeli regime poses a serious threat to the international community: “The liberation of the first Muslim qibla (Jerusalem) and the destruction of Israel are very close.”
Participants in the conference also strongly condemned the British government’s declaration of Hamas as a terrorist group and called on the Pakistani government to recognize Hamas as the representative of the Palestinians in Pakistan.