Pakistan, May 25 -- Israel-Palestine is not just another conflict; it is a struggle between power and justice. It is an issue that has exposed the world's double standards more than almost any other international crisis. On one side are repeated claims of human rights, democracy, and international law; on the other side are the ruins of Gaza, attacks on Al-Aqsa Mosque, and generations of Palestinians living under displacement and conflict. At such a time, Pakistan's position has remained clear, firm, and unchanged. Since its creation in 1947, Pakistan has refused to recognise Israel, and by 2026, this policy remains intact.

The roots of the conflict go back to 1947, when the United Nations proposed the Partition Plan for Palestine. In 19...