“At the same time, settler violence is escalating at an unprecedented rate,” he said.
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- “Israeli policies and illegal actions, unprecedented in scale and impact, are undermining the prospects for a viable Palestinian state,” he said.
- Recalling UN data, the Pakistani envoy said that 2025 witnessed the highest number of settler-related attacks against Palestinians since systematic documentation began in 2006.
- “All settler violence and settlement activities must cease, in full compliance with international law and relevant Security Council resolutions, including Resolution 2334,” he stated.
Ambassador Ahmad condemned what he described as Israel's unprecedented legislative and administrative measures that aim to entrench its illegal occupation and transform de facto annexation into de jure control. He emphasized that these actions are severely undermining the prospects for a viable Palestinian state.
The ambassador highlighted the expansion of illegal settlements, demolitions, land seizures, and the forced displacement of Palestinians as ongoing issues that require urgent attention from many governments. Pakistan's stance reflects a broader concern over the lack of progress towards a two-state solution, as the situation in the West Bank continues to deteriorate.
The call for intervention comes amid a backdrop of multiple regional crises that have diverted international attention away from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Pakistan's appeal at the UN underscores the need for a renewed focus on resolving the longstanding issues in the region, which are exacerbated by Israel's current policies.

