Former Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan says His Phone was Hacked on Gaza-Bound Flotilla

Former Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan, who is currently leading Pakistan’s delegation on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, has claimed that his mobile phone was hacked and rendered unusable.

Speaking about the situation, he said that Israeli forces were using new “terror tactics” to create fear as the flotilla moves closer to Gaza. Despite these hurdles, he vowed that the Pakistani delegation will continue its mission to deliver aid and show solidarity with the people of Palestine.

In a heartfelt message, Senator Mushtaq Ahmad prayed: “Oh Allah, not take my life before I pray at Al-Aqsa and witness Palestine’s freedom.”

He further appealed to Pakistanis to come out in support of Palestine. He urged citizens to gather outside the parliament and raise their voices against Israeli aggression.

Pakistan’s Role in the Gaza Mission

The Pakistani delegation is part of an international flotilla aiming to break the blockade and provide humanitarian assistance to Gaza. Senator Mushtaq emphasized that their mission is peaceful but determined, despite the risks and threats they face on the journey.

He said the delegation would not bow to intimidation and will continue to support the people of Palestine until justice and freedom are achieved.