Israel to be held accountable for Beirut bombing condemns Shehbaz Sharif in New York before the United Nations Security Council. He urged world powers to pressure Israel to stop what he dubbed a genocide in Gaza. This comes as the situation is heating up in the Levant with deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Palestine.
The statement of Shahbaz points out that Pakistan has not altered her resolve to extend support for the rights of the Palestinian people. He asserted that the international community and international countries should not remain silent about what is happening in Gaza. Prime Minister called for swift action to end the violence and hold . Israel is accountable for its crimes.While Palestinians suffer punishment disproportionately.
Kashmir Issue: A Regional Peace Problem to Solve Shehbaz Sharif
He said that all anti-human rights violations had crossed. Historic lines in Kashmir and that the international community needed to stop India. He said that illegal force should never be used against innocent Kashmiris. guaranteed in international law. Not resolving the Kashmir dispute is causing more disturbances, which will have a hazardous spillover effect on global security.
Back to the future: Terrorism from Afghanistan on the rise
One of the worrying aspects that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also talked about in his address was rearing its ugly head of terrorism from across the border — Afghanistan. Extremist groups in the region — primarily ISIS and other factions like the Khawarij, he said — are making a comeback. He urged a united front of international partnership against this alarmingly expanding. Threat and called for a multidimensional approach by the global community to counter it.
Threat of ISIS and Khawarij Shehbaz Sharif
Sharif highlighted that Pakistan must defeat the deteriorating law and order situation. Especially acts of terrorism arising from the ISIS-S/Daesh nexus and the hostile designs of intelligence agencies supported by their facilitators. He emphasized the need for national cohesion to address these threats.
Reinvigorating Global Initiative To Prevent An Arms Race
He raised concern about the continued production and accumulation of these weapons, which, he cautioned, could have catastrophic outcomes if not controlled.
Domination of Emerging Tech Shehbaz Sharif
Prime Minister Stone emphasized that, besides traditional arms control, his government is eager to establish a rulebook on new and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI). He suggested that the rapid pace of AI developments could become militarized, posing severe threats to world peace and security.
He called on the Security Council to create global legislation to prevent the weaponization of AI and other tools in wars.
The US Role In The Security Council And Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif
In his address, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed the hope that Pakistan would excel and play a significant role in world peace by being seated at the Security Council next year. He asserted that Pakistan has consistently strived to advance the cause of peace and security, approach international law with respect, and safeguard oppressed peoples as well, like those in Palestine and Kashmir.
For Pakistan, the opportunity to be on the Security Council is significant in boosting its campaign on many critical issues, including counterterrorism, arms control, and human rights. Sharif said Pakistan will continue actively advancing these causes and pursuing these goals during its term.
Conclusion
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif raised several questions during his address at the “Leadership for Peace Debate” session at the Security Council. While condemning Israel’s actions in Gaza and demanding justice for Kashmir, he addressed the looming threat of a new wave of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan and the arms race that could destabilize the region.
Pakistan prepares to reenter the Security Council, the Prime Minister pledged to take these causes from his cabinet table to the world platform and strive for a fairer and more stable future.
