The Imamia Students Organization Pakistan (ISO) organized nationwide rallies on the last Friday of Ramadan, observed as Quds Day, with participants chanting "Down with Israel" and condemning Israeli policies. In Lahore, a major procession marched from Nassir Bagh to the Assembly Hall, led by ISO leaders, joined by representatives from Jamat-e-Islami, Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen, and other student and civil society groups.  

Protesters carried portraits of martyred leaders, including Hassan Nasrallah, Qasim Soleimani, Ismail Haniyeh, and Yahya Sinwar, alongside Palestinian flags and banners.  

ISO Deputy Central President Saqib Ali declared, “Quds Day is a rallying cry for the oppressed in Palestine, Kashmir, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and Parachinar.” He reiterated Imam Khomeini’s stance, calling Israel a “cancerous tumor” that must be eradicated. “This year will mark the end of this malignant entity,” he asserted.  

Speakers criticized Arab governments for “surrendering dignity” by normalizing relations with Israel and called on Muslim nations to sever all diplomatic and economic links with the “Zionist regime.”  

The rally also highlighted the siege in Parachinar, demanding immediate relief for residents and demanded reopening of blocked routes. A resolution condemned the UN and Arab states for their “criminal silence” on Israeli aggression and urged the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to actively address the Palestinian issue.  

Participants pledged unwavering support for Palestinian resistance, vowing to counter Zionist conspiracies and boycott Israeli products. The event concluded with a collective oath to stand with Palestinians until liberation, echoing the rallying cry: “Palestine belongs to Palestinians, and Pakistan will never recognize Israel.”