Palestine Solidarity Day to be observed today
Islamabad : Palestine Solidarity Day will be observed across the country on Sunday to express solidarity with the people of Palestine and highlight Zionist brutalities against the innocent Palestinian Muslims.
Talking to media the leaders of Milli Yakjehti Council Raja Nasir Abbas, Syed Saqib Akbar and others said motorcycle rallies with SOPs (standard operating procedures) would be arranged in different cities to mark the Day and denounce Israeli actions against Palestinian Muslims.
A car rally will be taken out from Community Centre, Karachi Company to D Chowk, Islamabad.
Leaders and workers of component parties of Milli Yakjehti Council will participate in the rallies on Sunday.
They said the Pakistani people do not compromise on their religion, and sacred religious places. The oppressed Palestinians have created a wave of awareness across the globe.
-
Prince Harry’s Return To The UK With Archie, Lilibet: ‘Will Meghan Finally Pull The Trigger?’ -
Naomi Watts Gets Real About Impact Of Menopause On Her Eyes -
Fears Mount Against Prince Harry: ‘He’ll Record So That He Can Use Every Word’ -
Kristen Stewart Gets Honest About Future Plans -
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Under Fresh Scrutiny Over Royal Lodge -
'The West Wing' Actor Timothy Busfield Faces Arrest Warrant Over Allegations Of Child Sexual Abuse -
Mike Tindall Shares Photos With Wife Zara And Prince Harry's Friend -
Iman Honours David Bowie On His 10th Death Anniversary With New Tattoo -
Zara Larsson Makes Provocative Political Statement -
Danielle Brooks Recalls Hilarious Daughter Moment -
Tom Blyth Explains Rationale Behind Choosing 'lighter' Roles -
Prince Harry Wants King Charles To Open His Event -
Buckingham Palace Seeks New King Charles Aide With A Warning About AI Use -
Charlie Heaton Shares His Two Cents On Popular 'Stranger Things' Theory -
Prince Harry Turns Towards Manipulation For Security: ‘Whoever Is Behind It Realise How Counterproductive You Are’ -
‘Exhausting’ Meghan Markle Becomes Delusional As Alienation Threatens To Grow