At the United Nations, Pakistan’s permanent representative, Mr. Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, addressed the UN Security Council meeting and, sitting the Israeli delegation right in front of him, humiliated them in every parliamentary way possible. He repeatedly said that the occupying state is a terrorist, despicable, deceitful, and a propagandist—one that does not listen to anyone’s advice, only likes to speak, not hear—but now the time has come for it to develop the habit of listening. In short, during five minutes of continuous verbal bombardment, the faces of the occupying state’s delegation must have been something to see. After Pakistan’s representative, the Prime Minister of Qatar also gave quite a lesson. The truth is that the time has now come when the occupying state has lost all international sympathy. Whether Europe, the United States, or Australia, voices against it are rising everywhere—something no one would have even imagined: that there would be voices raised against it in Europe.