ISLAMABAD – Pakistani government and people continue to play a role in Gaza conflict with diplomatic engagements and international peace initiatives.
In recent development, an Israeli newspaper has reported that Pakistan may send a military contingent to join an international force being deployed in Gaza, aimed at establishing stability after deadly conflict, which took the lives of over 68,000 people.
A report shared by Times of Israel said Israeli defense officials briefed lawmakers that the force could include troops from Pakistan, Indonesia, and Azerbaijan. Jakarta has already formally offered to send its forces, while Azerbaijan has also indicated its willingness to participate.
The report cautions that Islamabad’s involvement has not yet been officially confirmed, and no public announcement has been made regarding the country’s potential role.
The revelation comes amid global attention on Gaza, where tensions remain high prolonged conflict. The international force is being positioned as a crucial step toward stabilizing the region, and possible inclusion of Pakistani troops could mark a significant development in international military cooperation in the Middle East.
Islamabad has consistently condemned Israeli military operations in Gaza, calling them as violations of international law, and advocated for Palestinian sovereignty. The South Asian naiton also pushed hard for ceasefire, though it has distanced itself from aspects of US-proposed peace plans.
