12/04/2026
*US–Iran Talks Fail: Advocate Zeshan Syed Condemn War Crimes, Calls for Global Peace and Accountability*
The recent talks between the United States and Iran in Islamabad ending without any agreement is very worrying. At a time when the world needs peace, this failure only increases tensions and prolongs conflict in West Asia.
We strongly condemn the actions of the United States and Israel. The killing of more than 150 innocent girls in Minab on 28th February is a heartbreaking tragedy and a serious crime against humanity, The whole whole will remember a major airstrike on a girls’ school in Minab, Hormozgan province as a black day
“there is no excuse for killing girls in a classroom.”
No reason can justify such violence against civilians.
Moreover Pakistan, while projecting itself as a mediator in global conflicts, must also reflect on its own actions constituting war crimes. The targeting of innocent civilians in Poonch, Jammu Kashmir, during May 2025, along with recent cross-border actions impacting Afghanistan, raises grave concerns about its credibility as a peace broker. A nation cannot claim to promote dialogue and stability abroad while ignoring the suffering caused by its own military and proxy actions. True mediation requires accountability, responsibility, and a genuine commitment to peace on all fronts.
Attacking Iran, which is a sovereign country, is against international law. At the same time, the continued bombing of Palestine and Lebanon is deeply disturbing and shows a complete disregard for human life.
Haq Insaaf Council considers America and Israel war criminals for the destruction and suffering caused because of their illegal actions. International Court of Justice and International forums must take immediate action to investigate and prosecute those responsible for war crimes, including those linked to the “Epstein Files” network.
This conflict is not only affecting the countries involved but the whole world. Trade is being affected, economic growth is slowing down, and many foreigners working in Gulf countries are facing uncertainty. Even the flow of remittances could be impacted.
At this important time, we appeal the Global Village to choose dialogue and peace instead of war. The world cannot afford more conflict.
Peace is necessary for the future of humanity.