Islamabad – October 7, 2025 —Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has confirmed the release of former Senator Mushtaq Ahmed from Israeli custody. In a post on the social media platform ‘X’ (formerly Twitter), Dar stated that Mushtaq Ahmed is now safe at the Pakistani Embassy in Jordan.
“I am happy to inform you that former Senator Mushtaq Ahmed has been released. He is safe and in good health,“ Dar said, adding that the embassy stands ready to assist him in returning to Pakistan at his convenience.
I am pleased to confirm that former Senator Mushtaq has been released and is now safely with Pakistan Embassy in Amman. He is in good health and high spirits. The Embassy stands ready to facilitate his return to Pakistan, in accordance with his wishes and convenience.
Am pleased… pic.twitter.com/IbZQKvzWyb— Ishaq Dar (@MIshaqDar50) October 7, 2025
Dar also expressed gratitude to the friendly countries that supported Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts, praising their cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In a video message shared from his account, Mushtaq Ahmed confirmed his release, stating he and 150 companions had reached Jordan after enduring five to six days in Israeli detention. Describing the conditions, he said they were subjected to physical and psychological torture, including handcuffing, shackling, blindfolding, and being denied access to water, medical care, and fundamental rights.
مشتاق احمد خان صاحب اسرائیلی جیل سے رہا ہو کر اردن پہنچ گئے۔
ان کا پیغام ہے کہ اڈیالہ سے لے کر اسرائیلی جیل تک مزاحمت جاری رہے گی
(ایڈمن) pic.twitter.com/gJi6zXFUTZ
— Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan | سینیٹر مشتاق احمد خان (@SenatorMushtaq) October 7, 2025
“We launched a three-day hunger strike for our rights,“ he said. “Despite our suffering, our resolve for the freedom of Palestine remains unshaken.”
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The former senator, who joined the Global Resistance Flotilla aiming to break the Gaza blockade, vowed to continue supporting the Palestinian cause. The flotilla, intercepted by Israeli forces on October 2, had set sail from Spain with 45 boats.
Mushtaq Ahmed plans to return to Pakistan soon and share details of his detention experience.






























