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News & Current Events Apr 9, 2026 at 9:32 PM

Pakistan's Asif says Israel a ‘curse for humanity'

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Pakistan's Asif says Israel a ‘curse for humanity' | The Jerusalem Post
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Pakistan's Asif says Israel a ‘curse for humanity' | The Jerusalem Post
Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif's comments came as Islamabad positions itself as a major player in ceasefire talks between the US, Israel, and Iran.

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Master-CylinderPants 1 day ago +761
Sounds like the negotiations are going swimmingly
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Affectionate_Map_530 1 day ago +102
Yep, it's swimming with the fishes now
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AggravatingJudge7092 1 day ago +1
This person in particular, Khawaja Asif, their defence minister is basically pakistans version of Trump. His interviews and tweets are absolute comedic goldmines just like Trump's, but the difference is that this person doesn't really have alot of power other than being a political spokesperson and rallier. The actual person you should be looking at to gauge the progres of the talks is Trump's favorite field Marshal Asim Munir, who actually holds the power and is probably the reason pakistan is even the one brokering this "ceasefire". Munir isn't bound by politics and was even ready at one point to send his army into gaza to enforce the international border ... Of a country they don't even recognise.
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Sunnyday1775 1 day ago +35
We should send the Jedi to negotiate
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Infamous-Mixture-605 1 day ago +41
Perhaps, but it does seem like Asif is positioning himself as a frontrunner for this year's FIFA Peace Prize
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DiscipleOfYeshua 1 day ago +1
Good thing the neutral party helping out is …er…neutral. Funny, they had things to say about Lebanon, but the Lebanese government wasn’t invited nor supportive. Rather, Pakistan invited Hezbollah to “negotiate”. 🤡
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ItsReemAlBlahBlahDee 1 day ago +1014
Shouldn’t he not say this while his country is helping to facilitate a ceasefire?
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IntelArtiGen 1 day ago +635
Pakistan doesn't recognize Israel as a state. Which probably explains why the ceasefire didn't work for Israel, it's possible they didn't even contact Israel before agreeing to it, and Trump is also not the president of Israel and can't agree for them on something. Which, as you say, probably means Pakistan doesn't look like the most appropriate country to talk about all this, but in a way I'm also not sure Iran wants to talk to countries which recognize Israel; and Pakistan is close to Iran and to the US a bit so it's also logical in that way.
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Jugaimo 1 day ago +177
When I saw that Pakistan of all places was acting as the mediator, I knew this wasn’t going anywhere.
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IntelArtiGen 1 day ago +54
If they negotiated with France, Lebanon would absolutely have been included in the ceasefire for example, as France really supports the ceasefire there. And France is able to talk to Netanyahou, to the president of Lebanon, to Trump and to Iran.
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VancityRenaults 1 day ago +60
Except Trump hates Macron and he would never agree to anything that might allow Macron any spotlight or credit
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Christron 1 day ago +28
He did just say his wife is hotter than Candace Owens at least.
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CeleritasLucis 1 day ago +13
Just googled. NGL, I am gonna side with Trump on this one
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beefstewdudeguy 1 day ago +8
lol nah that’s wild. Both women are batshit insane but Candace clears Brigitte EZ
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RandomZedian 1 day ago +2
real!!
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grudgepacker 1 day ago +19
Right? And no one should be surprised if it turns out Pakistan was never serious and just decided to play TACO like the fiddle he is lmao
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Khshayarshah 1 day ago +8
As far as made-up countries go Pakistan is certainly not one to speak.
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Throwaway5432154322 1 day ago +155
It’s not just possible that they didn’t contact Israel; they absolutely did not contact Israel, because they don’t even recognize Israel as existing in real life. They can’t facilitate a ceasefire that covers a country that they don’t even acknowledge as existing in the first place.
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glumjonsnow 1 day ago +39
but i heard on the news that israel broke the ceasefire it agreed to and that's why good actor best friend iran won't open the strait in good faith.......what do you mean pakistan is impotent and iran was never serious
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huhwhuh 1 day ago +30
And everyone is blaming Israel for not abiding to the cease fire between US and the IRGC.
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Free_Surprise_7939 1 day ago +10
The US basically attacked on the behest of israel so they probbaly thought it was a packaged deal
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hackenclaw 1 day ago +1
I dont even know why Iran need to drag Lebanon crisis into this ceasefire agreement. It shouldn't.
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justiceformahsa 1 day ago +19
Because they care more about their terrorist proxies than their own citizens
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ringtail_catz 1 day ago +80
Shouldn’t Pakistan not insert itself into this conflict by facilitating a ceasefire when Pakistan is, itself, currently involved in another war?
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Tomoomba 1 day ago +25
They're not facilitating a ceasefire they're literally just the middleman for China to propose a deal. China was receiving over 2 million barrels of oil per day at discounted prices from Iran due to tariffs.
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Send_Me_Dumb_Cats 1 day ago +16
Pakistanis at the time, which makes it even worse. Not enough people know about it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_genocide
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Infamous-Echo-2961 1 day ago +28
Or have as high a rate of cousin marriage, along with modern slavery.
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Monsultant 1 day ago +21
His country is severely indebted and dependent on US to not default. They are just the messenger boys here because Iranis wouldn’t talk to the US for security reasons.
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kaesura 1 day ago +3
He shouldn't but he's a civilian defense minister in a country that's actually ruled by the army chief with the civilian government being puppets. Making popularist speeches is all they are good for.
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FredTilson 1 day ago +2
He said this in Oct 2025, not now.
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Winter-Mix-8677 1 day ago +347
Isn't his country supposed to be mediating?
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caul1flower11 1 day ago +219
So was Qatar for the Gaza war lol
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Shot-Toe-2884 1 day ago +65
Well… they were. That’s dead now. That statement just called into question the entire agreement. Neutrality shouldn’t be able to be tossed away so whimsically. It shows all of the negotiations occurred under bad faith from a pro-Iran mediator that was never neutral. It’s an indictment of Trump too for trusting their judgement when there was zero reason to suggest they were actually neutral. Now it’s all been laid bare with this violently charged statement.
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Monsultant 1 day ago +35
lol. Pakistan are anything but pro-Iran mediators. In fact, they are more of messengers than mediators here. And they wouldn’t make a single wrong step against US because IMF loans is wha keeps them afloat.
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YouCantSeeMe555 1 day ago +30
They're waiting for their next tweet written by the Americans.
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Emergency-Style7392 1 day ago +6
does anyone think these "mediating" countries are anything more than the equivalent of ccing an email?
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skeleton949 1 day ago +236
So much for being a "Neutral Mediator"
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ApplicationMaximum84 1 day ago +104
This is the guy who while being interviewed on Sky News said they were funding terrorists for 30 years for the US.
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Shot-Toe-2884 1 day ago +41
With one of the least neutral statements I’ve ever seen! They volunteered for this role, and they just catastrophically fucked it.
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skeleton949 1 day ago +32
Makes me worried about the fact that a country with leaders like that has nukes.
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sweetno 1 day ago +5
It's negotiations Arab style.
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AvocaRed 1 day ago +10
Ceasefire talks are going well i see /s
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thereitis900 1 day ago +660
Says the country that sheltered Osama Bin Laden for a decade
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skeleton949 1 day ago +419
And also funded the Taliban until it turned out, unsurprisingly, that terrorists do not in fact make good neighbors.
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Cabbage-braise 1 day ago +121
Pakistan has a vested interest in ensuring an internally weak Afghanistan.
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Phantastiz 1 day ago +1
Like seriously, they fumbled their own security that hard and now we try to rely on them to negotiate a peace deal for the middle east? It's a bit hilarious, I guess the only right decision for mental health is to laugh at the situation that we're in now.
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Ultra_Metal 1 day ago +169
And terrorized India for several decades.
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greenskinmarch 1 day ago +115
And committed a gncide in Bangladesh.
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hobabaObama 1 day ago +20
Somehow this goes under the radar when sins of Pakistan are being counted. As if Bangla lives do not matter.
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NedDeadStark 1 day ago +98
*continues to terrorise
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arireeielle123 1 day ago +28
And continues to marry and r*** children.
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siraliases 1 day ago +12
Wonder who funded him and propped him up before that
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macross1984 1 day ago +174
And Pakistan is doing its share of spreading discourse around the region. A nation with very fragile economy and finance but hellbent on wanting to pick a fight with India instead of improving infrastructure for people.
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Ultra_Metal 1 day ago +131
That is how all Islamic extremist regimes operate. Their main goal is world conquest. To them, the people are just tools to further that goal.
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akie 1 day ago +6
Sounds just like Russia or the US
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Emergency-Style7392 1 day ago +12
much deeper. Russia wants the old soviet union to annex and then influence over everything else. Islamic regimes want to literally make the entire world islamic
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8day 1 day ago +3
Diring the meeting between presidents of Russian Federation and USA, which was held in Turkey in November of 1999, Boris Yeltsin asked Bill Clinton to give him Europe, possibly in exchange for Latin America. (Transcript of the conversation can be found on the internet.) He also said that he had a great successor that will continue his job (you can guess who that was). This isn't just about USSR, and definitely not just about Ukraine. You may be right about desire of mere influence over other countries, but that's because for the time being that's all they can hope for. Also, China isn't that different.
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Osiris-Amun-Ra 1 day ago +288
The fun part is that he is saying this as a representative of a nuclear armed country.
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Khamvom 1 day ago +235
Pakistan: “Israel is a curse for humanity.” Also Pakistan: “We’ll nuke India if Israel or the U.S. ever attack us.” https://m.economictimes.com/news/new-updates/will-attack-mumbai-delhi-without-thinking-twice-if-ex-pakistan-envoy-abdul-basit-issues-open-threat-against-india-on-live-tv/amp_articleshow/129790898.cms
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Hairy_gonad 1 day ago +11
In response to another nuclear armed country, but this one gets to lie to the rest of the world that they have one, AND they get to dictate which other nations have them too. Isn’t it fun?
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Why_No_Doughnuts 1 day ago +56
I didn't read his statement as expulsion, given how he ended it in that tweet. He wants so much worse.
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Felonphantom 1 day ago +158
Didn't your Field Marshall say that have you are invaded you will take down half the world with you by Nuking everyone. Didn't your ambassador recently say if America or Israel attack us we will just nuke New Delhi and Mumbai?  Pakistan is the curse to humanity. 
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StrangerFew2424 1 day ago +325
Coming from Pakistan, that's a compliment..
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Ultra_Metal 1 day ago +68
"Your boos mean nothing, I've seen what makes you cheer" -Rick Sanchez
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Money-Can-163 1 day ago +19
They were 2nd to NASA to open space agency and still have it. What's interesting is that they have not had a full cycled government, after their space program was announced. What's even more interesting is that they also did not have a full cycled government before either.
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arathorn3 1 day ago +86
Guy got caught lying that Lebanon was included in ceasefire agreement now trying to save face.
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Own_Emergency53 1 day ago +46
Perhaps he should spend some time focusing on Pakistans appalling treatment towards its OWN women before he spouts off about other countries.
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Shot-Toe-2884 1 day ago +37
Andddd…. the ruse of their neutrality is officially over
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UnTides 1 day ago +28
And its talk like this that is exactly why Israel does exist, and became so heavily militarized.
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ProfessionalHyena903 1 day ago +80
Fuckistan
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Over-Willingness-933 1 day ago +20
People are trusting what Pakistan said about Lebanon and Israel after those remarks.
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WittyCry4374 1 day ago +29
Bigger curse than Pakistan?! 🤷
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Unicorn_Colombo 1 day ago +21
Curse upon the Jews. Where did I heard it? Just can't remember. Something about IRGC and Houtis.
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electroctopus 1 day ago +20
And Iran who singlehandedly had Lebanon, Yemen and (dare I say) Gaza destroyed by propping up millitancy and warfare - is a blessing?
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GarbonzoBeanSprout 1 day ago +54
Always deflection, never reflection 🙄
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bitchcoin5000 1 day ago +22
The Muslims murdered and slaughtered their way to what they have now Which is 11.2 million square miles under their control And continuing to expand in Africa murdering Christians daily . the Jews want apprx 8,000 sq miles.
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bashibuzuk92 1 day ago +6
He should first look at the religion he follows. That's a bigger curse. Seems like they follow a pedophile o***-loving warlod that they call Mohammad, and this does not come from me, but from the hadiths that the people around him wrote.
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seKer82 1 day ago +42
Naw religion is, these nations killing over land based on fictional fairytales is just a result.
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utilizador2021 1 day ago -9
No, the problem is the far-right. I bet a big part of Israeli don´t belive, at least literally, in their holy book.
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seKer82 1 day ago +2
Who was being specific to Israel? Both sides of this conflict are hiding behind fictional stories and the arbitrary moral compass they think its entitles them to.
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P4cer0 1 day ago +3
Yea. I think this has much more to do with Netanyahu's corruption case than anything religious. Unfortunately, jews/israelis getting the vibe that lots of people want to kill them or are indifferent about it tips the scales in terms of him maintaining a critical level of support.
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nearly_zero 1 day ago +28
Not difficult for them to get that "vibe" though is it, given the bondi beach killings, all attacks on synagogues, etc. over the last year or so?
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lamebarracuda 1 day ago +8
Could easily say this about Pakistan ? A country that hid Bin Laden, a country that bombed Afghanistan during Ramadan, a country that enables, trains and arms MULTIPLE terrorist organisations in its own soil, a country that only survives through loans from USA
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framedbythedoor 1 day ago +8
Here I was thinking Pakistan is a curse for humanity.
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Technical_Ad_4004 1 day ago +9
Takes one to know one,
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RabbitCity6090 1 day ago +4
Same with pakistan.
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pepe_acct 1 day ago +3
So Taliban attacks on Pakistan justifies their retaliation against Afghanistan. But Israel is not justified to attack Lebanon because of Hezbollah attacks?
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LongErza 1 day ago +4
aww...love you too fellowes
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Odd_Onion_1591 1 day ago +4
Are he gonna hate Jews again?
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K0TEM 1 day ago +1
In Pakistan it must be the highest honor
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Ok-Mine6472 1 day ago +1
Every now and then I agree with Pakistan. Though I'm not going to specifically clarify if this is one of those times. 
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shunyaananda 1 day ago +1
So does that mean that Pakistan is a blessing for humanity?
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