I've already explained this above but I'll reiterate.
None of what you have said matters. We can naively sit in our corner whining how we are right and that "it's not fair" all we want. Apart from getting a few self-pats on the back, it will achieve nothing. Who are you trying to convince? Yourself or the West?
The argument does not make any sense either. The statement is considered anti-Semitic, regardless of whether it actually is or is not. As Pakistan's point man in a war of narratives, Quraishi should have known better than to use those remarks. Plenty of better ways to expose the media's bias without handing your enemy more ammo to sideline you and your narrative. A high school debates team could have told you that. Heck, they could've come up with something better than Quraishi. Him then retracting the statement in the next few sentences like an idiot was just for good measure.
Still want to call them out on it? Alright, bring some of those 'cold facts' to back your claim when it is challenged. Or at least anything better than "Well it is the perception". "Perception"? This man is basing Pakistan's international political stance on "popular perception"? This is not the domestic political circus he runs.
