Parliament hails Pakistan's stance, urges Islamic Unity against Zionist arrogance
Sana'a – Saba:
Parliament on Monday sent a letter to Speaker of the Pakistani National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq commending the Pakistani Parliament's courageous and genuine stance in unanimously approving a draft resolution supporting the Islamic Republic of Iran against Israeli aggression.
The Yemeni Parliament praised Pakistan's resolution condemning the recent attacks launched by Israel on the Islamic Republic of Iran as a violation of international law, interpreting this as a reaffirmation of Pakistan's commitment to justice and an explicit call for the unity of the Islamic Ummah.
The Parliament urged all Arab and Islamic parliaments to respond to Pakistan's call for an emergency Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meeting. This meeting, it stressed, should aim to formulate a unified and effective position against the brutal Israeli aggression. It further called on the parliaments and councils of OIC member states to support the Iranian people and the peoples of the region in their sacred battle, emphasizing that this support stems from religious, moral, and humanitarian duty to champion the nation's causes and confront "Zionist arrogance and aggression."
The Yemeni Parliament called on Arab and Islamic parliaments to break their shameful silence regarding the suffering of the Palestinian people and the peoples of the region. It stressed the importance of urgent action to curb the expansionist ambitions of the Israeli enemy" and to halt its perpetration of further massacres against Palestinian children.
The Parliament's message emphasized the need for Arab and Islamic nations to re-evaluate their positions and strengthen their collective presence to halt Zionist-American aggression in the region.
It called for activating diplomacy and parliamentary relations, and taking all necessary political, economic, and military measures to halt Zionist arrogance and revive Islamic solidarity in the face of Zionist, American, and Western arrogance.
The Parliament expressed pride and appreciation for Pakistan's position, which it believes embodies the aspirations of the nation's people for freedom, pride, dignity, and justice.
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