Mushtaq Ahmed Khan has been released along with delegations from Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria.

Hunger, disease, and psychological trauma have devastated those who remain alive in Gaza.

In reaction to Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman’s criticism of Imran Khan, PTI warned him against questioning the faith of its founder.

The Foreign Office said that the process for Mushtaq Ahmed’s release is currently underway.

Adalah, a human rights organisation and legal center in Israel, has taken up the cases of the flotilla activists.

Hamas has cornered Netanyahu politically, leaving him with little room to reject the deal.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had condemned the genocide in Gaza by explicitly naming and criticising Israel.

She explained that Mushtaq Ahmed’s supporters and activists held press conferences and staged protests to push for his release.

He also urged international lawyers to advocate for the flotilla sailors kidnapped by Israel.

Ishaq Dar described Trump’s plan as “an announcement from their side.”

Dar explained that Muslim countries had put forward the demand for a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops.

Netanyahu said that Israeli forces will remain deployed in most parts of Gaza.

The strike was part of Israel’s wider offensive in the Middle East.

Since Israel’s ground and air offensive began on October 7, 2023, more than 65,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed.

Their father said his family had been “completely scattered” by the Israeli offensive.