U.S. Florida pastor Terry Jones burned copies of Holy Quran and a depiction of the prophet Mohammed on April 28, sparking condemnation across the Muslim world.

He, who perpetrated similar crimes in 2010 and 2011, touching off worldwide uproar, again committed the desecration, bringing to light his true colors as an extremist steeped in Muslim-phobia to the marrow.

The Pakistani Senate adopted a unanimous resolution condemning the recent desecration of Holy Quran. The resolution expressed deep concern over the fact that religious intolerance was increasing across national boundaries and geographical divides.

The Pakistani foreign ministry said in a statement, "We feel that such senseless acts would only inspire hatred and violence in the world."

News analysts commented that U.S. pressure on religious belief of people in other countries for the mere reason that it incurs its displeasure would only trigger off mounting anti-Americanism in international arena and precipitate its self-destruction in the end.

The U.S. has done wrongs showing off a purse in one hand and a nuclear club in the other. Its sacrilege of Holy Quran can never be overlooked as it is an insult to more than a billion Muslims.