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Pakistan Presses UN Security Council as Gaza Ceasefire Frays

Islamabad warns that ongoing attacks after the truce show commitments are not being honored.

Overview

  • Pakistan’s UN envoy Asim Iftikhar urged Israeli withdrawal, uninterrupted aid and accountability, reporting more than 300 Palestinian deaths since the ceasefire.
  • UN deputy envoy Ramiz Alakbarov said the truce is largely holding but at risk, with over 1.7 million people displaced and nearly 80% of buildings damaged or destroyed in Gaza.
  • The Security Council adopted Resolution 2803 on November 18 endorsing a U.S. plan and authorizing a temporary international stabilization force, a step Pakistan welcomed and urged to implement.
  • China’s ambassador Fu Cong pressed all sides to honor the agreement, citing reports of over 400 Israeli violations and more than 300 civilian deaths after the truce.
  • Officials highlighted escalating West Bank turmoil, noting unprecedented settler violence and record attacks recorded in October since UN monitoring began.