Former prime minister and Pakistani Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan said on sunday what coalition government led by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) is going to recognize Israel after the visit of the delegation, Aaj News reported.
Addressing the PTI Workers’ Convention in Charsadda, Imran Khan said that for in first time, delegation of Pakistanis, including employee of Pakistan Television (PTV) visited Israel.
Imran Khan’s remarks came after Israeli President Isaac Herzog confirmed the reception of the delegation. of Pakistani Americans, calling him “an amazing experience”and referring to this as an example that showed him”great change” regarding Israel’s ties with Muslim world.
These words the Duke uttered during special speech at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) on 26 of May in Davos, Switzerland, talking about the Abraham Accords, a US-brokered deal. in 2020, the year in which the normalization took place of relations between Israel, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain.
Addressing the excited crowd today, Imran Khan said the nation would never accept government of thieves and slaves USA in Pakistan.
Imran Khan says police action on Azadi demonstrations ‘reprehensible and unacceptable’
PTI chairman said he is fighting for real independence from thieves and corrupt officials. He swore he wouldn’t end his struggle against corrupt rulers.
He said he’s getting ready for one more march towards Islamabad, and there will be give a call nation at the right time.
Imran Khan announced apply to the courts against in use of force against his workers during the long march.
“This time there will be no obstacles in our way to move forward. We moving to the Supreme Court (SC) for obtain our right to organize peaceful protests.”
The PTI chairman said the Supreme Court recognized peaceful protest as a democratic right. of each. He said the nation would never forgive Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah.
Khan paid tribute slain workers Ali Shah and Faisal who died during the Azadi march on May 25, declaring that they are “martyrs of Traffic for independence”.
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