In a statement on Wednesday, Nawaz said Pakistan stands with the people of Palestine and opposes the Israeli atrocities against them.
The PM added that Israel had always violated international laws, and urged the United Nations to take notice of its brutalities against the Palestinians.
Earlier on Wednesday, Israeli police clashed with Palestinians inside Jerusalem's al Aqsa mosque compound after Jewish nationalists announced plans to visit the site despite weeks of soaring tensions.
The compound, which is holy to both Jews and Muslims, is one of the most sensitive sites in the Middle East.
Three people were wounded by rubber bullets and another 15 people, who sustained light injuries, had been treated at the scene.
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Starr condemning things that are taking place in your own back yard, on daily basis before looking over the fence !
Did someone told Nawaz that these people were stone pelter who did not want Jewish people to offer their prayers? By the way they got hit by rubber bullet unlike Lahore protesters who faced real bullets.
He talks!!!