Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has urged members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to coordinate their diplomatic response to Israeli actions affecting Palestinians.
Dar made the remarks in New York at a meeting of the OIC Committee of Six on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, according to Arab News Pakistan, citing Pakistan's Foreign Office.
He called for action aimed at protecting Palestinians from displacement and settler violence, safeguarding Al-Aqsa Mosque and pursuing accountability for what Pakistan describes as violations of international law.
The remarks represent Pakistan's diplomatic position. The reporting does not establish that the OIC meeting approved a new collective enforcement measure, sanctions package or military action.
Pakistan has long supported the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and has used multilateral forums, including the OIC and United Nations, to press that position.
The latest intervention therefore represents a fresh diplomatic appeal for coordination rather than a confirmed change in collective OIC policy.