If Saudi Arabia Can Make Peace with Israel, Why Not Pakistan?
Islamabad has much to gain, and much prejudice to overcome.
July 14, 2022
If Saudi Arabia Can Make Peace with Israel, Why Not Pakistan?
Islamabad has much to gain, and much prejudice to overcome.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos in May, the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, met with a group of expatriate Pakistanis. After knowledge of the meeting became public, there was a storm of outrage in Pakistan, and a journalist was fired by the government-sponsored broadcasting company for visiting the Jewish state. There is little reason, however, that Islamabad and Jerusalem should not have diplomatic relations. Ameena Tanvir writes:
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