Islamabad IRFAN UL HAQ
Mishaal Malik, wife of jailed Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik, emphasized that lasting peace in the world cannot be achieved until the longstanding conflicts of Palestine and Kashmir are resolved. She warned that the threat of war will persist if these core issues remain ignored by the international community.
Speaking at a press conference following a meeting with the Iranian Ambassador on Tuesday, Mushaal Malik expressed deep concern over the innocent lives lost in the recent Iran-Israel conflict. She stressed that war is not the solution — peace must be the ultimate goal.
“As long as the issues of Palestine and Kashmir remain unresolved, tensions will continue to escalate,” she said. “The world must direct serious attention toward these crises and make genuine efforts to resolve them.”
Mushaal Malik also criticized India’s actions, accusing the Modi-led government and the RSS of being involved in terrorism. She claimed that India had initiated “water terrorism” after sacrificing its own people and manipulating narratives.
She further noted that during the peak of the Iran-Israel conflict, it was Field Marshal (referring indirectly to a key U.S. figure) who played a critical role in pushing for a ceasefire. “Peacemakers always have a crucial role during wars,” she said.
Highlighting Pakistan’s consistent efforts, Mushaal said, “Pakistan has long been informing the world about Indian terrorism. The more united the global community becomes, the tougher it will be for leaders like Modi and Netanyahu to continue their oppressive policies.”
She reiterated that global unity and attention are essential for bringing justice and peace to the oppressed people of Kashmir and Palestine.
