JI's Central Executive Committee passed an emergency resolution condemning the Israeli military offensive in Gaza, calling on Pakistan's government to sever trade ties with Israel and support ICJ proceedings, while mobilising nationwide protests in solidarity with Palestinian civilians.

JI issued a comprehensive policy statement demanding Pakistan table a binding OIC resolution to impose targeted sanctions on Myanmar's military junta, and called for an international tribunal to try commanders responsible for ethnic cleansing.

Following the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, JI passed a resolution calling on Pakistan to engage Afghanistan diplomatically as a sovereign neighbour and to oppose any foreign pressure to recognise or boycott the incoming government based on geopolitical interests.

JI condemned India's unilateral revocation of Jammu & Kashmir's special status as an illegal annexation, called for an emergency UN Security Council session, and organised the first cross-party rallies in Pakistan raising international awareness of the siege in IIOJK.

After the NATO attack on Pakistani soldiers at Salala checkpost, JI spearheaded parliamentary pressure to block NATO supply routes to Afghanistan and demanded a full parliamentary review of all cooperation agreements with US-led forces.