The Pakistani government has officially announced an official ban on Israeli goods after productive talks with Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). This choice was made following numerous days of protests led by TLP in support of Palestinian Muslims.
Key individuals participating in the talks included Rana Sanaullah, the Advisor on Political Affairs, Information Minister Attaullah Tarar, officials from the Islamabad administration, and senior leaders of TLP.
Both sides agreed to take tangible actions to provide additional support for Palestinian Muslims.
In a press briefing following the discussions, Rana Sanaullah drew attention to TLP’s demonstrations against the injustices faced by Palestinian Muslims.
He observed that Hafiz Saad Rizvi had presented requests to support the oppressed Palestinians and denounce Israel’s actions. The government restated its steadfast dedication to continuously supporting the Palestinian cause.
Sanaullah stated that TLP would help in these endeavors, as the government plans to send relief to Palestine by July 31.
This delivery will consist of more than one thousand tons of food and other necessary supplies for Gaza.
He criticized Israel for its recent assaults on Gaza, labelling the nation as a terrorist state accountable for committing war crimes against innocent Palestinians.
Sanaullah stressed the importance of both the Muslim Ummah and the international community taking action to end the atrocities in Palestine.
He announced that Pakistan would refuse to buy products and support companies linked to Israel, establishing a committee to supervise the boycott.
He also commended TLP’s unity with Palestinian Muslims, emphasizing the importance of their backing in this matter.
The Pakistani government, partnering with TLP, has firmly opposed Israeli aggression through boycotting Israeli goods and offering assistance to Gaza.
This act demonstrates Pakistan’s unwavering dedication to the Palestinian issue.
