Imran Khan was trying to bring Pakistan and Israel together?
Imran Khan was trying to bring pakistan and Israel together?Imran Khan, the founder of the Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party and a former prime minister of pakistan, has long been shrouded in crises. In this regard, Imran Khan's problems have been made worse by an article that was published in the Israeli newspaper Jerusalem Post. According to the source, Khan expressed support for repairing relations between pakistan and israel during his tenure as prime minister.Imran Khan, who asserted he was separating himself from israel, has suddenly been exposed in such a scenario. In actuality, Muslim nations have distanced themselves from israel since the start of the conflict between israel and Hamas. pakistan has also distanced itself from israel in this episode.Israel anticipates Imran Khan's winThe report states that the election victory of imran khan was viewed as a chance to reevaluate Pakistan's foreign policy with Israel. Although imran khan publicly opposes israel, the piece backs up assertions made earlier by the Times of israel that he had made references to establishing ties with israel during his political career.In addition, the study asserts that although Imran supported a return to normal relations between the two nations, the army's hard line was proving a barrier to this development. Nonetheless, Khan thought that positive ties between the two nations would spur advancement in fields including foreign policy, agriculture, cyber security, military, and financial investment—all despite the army's firm attitude.Imran Khan is incarcerated and has been for a while.Imran Khan is incarcerated and has been for a while. He has been found guilty one after another in a number of cases. There are 83 cases filed against him in total. He is also charged with failing to deposit the gifts he got while serving as Pakistan's prime minister in the Toshakhana. In addition, there are numerous claims of intimidation against a female judge and manipulation of the Al Qadir Trust.