2024-09-25 09:49:25
Islamabad/Tel Aviv: After the article published in the Israeli media outlet, the trouble of former Prime Minister of Pakistan and founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party Imran Khan is going to increase. The article published in the Jerusalem Post claims that Imran Khan, while being the Prime Minister, had indicated that he was in favor of normalizing relations between Pakistan and Israel. The claim of this article will increase the trouble of Imran Khan in Pakistan’s politics. Imran Khan tries to show himself as a staunch supporter of Palestine and Muslims. This is the reason why he is also called Taliban Khan at times. If the claim made in the article is true, then it will be completely opposite to the image of Imran Khan and will shake his supporters.
Pakistan’s army became a hindrance
In an article written in the Jerusalem Post, Harry Richer claimed that Imran Khan is in favor of normalizing relations between Pakistan and Israel. However, the army’s tough stance had become a hindrance in this change. Harry Richer has worked as an assistant to a member of the British Parliament along with foreign policy analyst Hone.
The article discusses the extent to which relations between Israel and Muslim countries can be normalized. Richter wrote, although Pakistan has been largely pro-Palestine throughout its history, there are occasional signs that the country could improve relations with Israel.
Israel has hope from Imran Khan
The article says that despite his strong rhetoric against Israel, former Prime Minister Imran Khan had indicated that Pakistan needed to rethink its foreign policy. This was especially at a time when the Muslim world began normalizing relations with Israel. The article further says that Khan’s influence on Pakistan’s politics as the head of a major political party or as a pragmatic leader could normalize relations with Israel.
A few days ago, Israeli media outlet Times of Israel also published a similar article about Imran Khan, in which it was claimed that the former Prime Minister was in favor of establishing relations with Israel. After that article, there was a fierce war of words in Pakistan’s politics. Pakistan’s ruling PML-N even called Imran Khan an agent of Israel.