Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held talks with his Jordanian counterpart on Wednesday to address the rapidly deteriorating security and humanitarian conditions in the occupied West Bank.
The bilateral discussions underscore a growing diplomatic push to manage the crisis as violence in the region intensifies.
The meeting comes against a backdrop of alarming new data indicating that the rate of Palestinian child fatalities in the West Bank has reached its highest level since 1967.
This surge in casualties signals a severe intensification of the conflict, raising urgent concerns among international observers and neighboring states about the stability of the region.
During the talks, Dar acknowledged Jordan’s critical role in safeguarding Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, as well as its continued support for the Palestinian people.
The coordination between Islamabad and Amman highlights the broader geopolitical stakes, with regional powers seeking to mitigate the fallout from the escalating violence.