Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian received a phone call from his Pakistani counterpart, Jalil Abbas Jilani, on Monday to discuss and exchange views on the latest developments in Palestine and the intensified attacks against civilians in Gaza.   Amirabdollahian thanked the Pakistani foreign minister for his stance on the ongoing events in Palestine and Gaza, and said the child-killing Israeli regime has turned to massacring children and civilians because it is unable to counter the resistance.   The Iranian foreign minister reiterated that the Zionist regime’s attempt to force the people in Gaza to relocate is another crime by Tel Aviv.   Amirabdollahian went on to say, “Time is running out for political solutions and the unavoidable stage of possible expansion of the war on other fronts is approaching.”   During the phone call, the Pakistani foreign minister expressed his readiness to participate in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation’s Executive Council meeting.   He said the OIC member states should make joint efforts in order to pave the path for an immediate ceasefire between the warring parties and open communication corridors to Gaza.   The Pakistani foreign minister said forcing Palestinians to move from the northern areas of Gaza to the south is an example of war crime and genocide of the Palestinian nation.   He noted that the defensive Palestinian action should never be compared to the occupational measures by the Zionist regime.   Jilani concluded that the Palestinian people have the right to decide for their own destiny according to the international law and the United Nations Security Council resolutions.