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India-Pakistan
Pakistan slams Israeli brutalities in Gaza
2009-01-11
Pakistan condemns the ongoing Israeli assault on the Palestinian people in Gaza and considers it a blatant violation of international law and a war crime, Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN Zamir Akram has said. Akram was speaking on behalf of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference at a special session of the Human Rights Council, according to a message received here on Saturday. The session was held to discuss the human rights situation in the occupied Gaza Strip. He said the UN Security Council's (UNSC) call for a ceasefire should be immediately implemented. He said the unrestrained use of force, the killing of innocent civilians including women and children, the bombardment on UN safe havens and the collective punishment of the Palestinian people were war crimes and crimes against humanity. He called for bringing the culprits to justice. Akram said the 1.5 million people of Gaza had been subjected to a crippling blockade for the last eighteen months. He urged the UNSC and the world to help end the Israeli aggression on Gaza, ensure cessation of all hostilities and provide immediate protection for the Palestinian people and secure a ceasefire and return to calm.
Posted by:Fred

#4  Apparently Akram still hasn't figured out the cause-effect thingy. Cause: Hamas shoots rockets at Israel. Effect: Israel blockades Gaza. Cause: Hamas keeps shooting rockets at Israel. Effect: Israel invades Gaza to shut down the rocket attacks. In the course of that, yes, some innocent (more or less) people get killed. However, Israel is targeting Hamas and its leaders. The fact that Hamas is a bunch of pussies who hide behind women and children is unfortunate.
Posted by: Rambler in Virginia   2009-01-11 19:16  

#3  Pakistan isn't a country, so it doesn't matter what they say.
Posted by: Goober Elmaviger3430   2009-01-11 13:16  

#2  Pakistan is right to complain. How dare a nation track the terrorists to their home bases to effectively deal with them - sets a very scary precedent!
Posted by: Odysseus   2009-01-11 11:27  

#1  Hopefully, soon to be echoed by "Indian brutalities" in Pakistan.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2009-01-11 03:15  

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