Israel Rejects Pakistan After Peace Board Entry
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has signed on to a newly formed international peace body promoted by US President Donald Trump, referred to as the Board of Peace. The initiative is aimed at shaping post-conflict arrangements and peace efforts related to Gaza and wider regional stability.
Israel Pushes Back Strongly
Israel has openly opposed Pakistan’s inclusion in any peace-related framework linked to Gaza. Israeli officials stated that countries accused of backing or tolerating terrorism cannot be part of future governance or peace processes in the region. The remarks underline Israel’s long-standing position against Pakistan’s involvement in Middle East security matters.
Diplomatic Fallout And Reactions
The development has triggered debate within Pakistan, with some leaders portraying the move as diplomatic engagement, while critics argue it risks international embarrassment given Israel’s clear rejection. The episode has also highlighted broader divisions around Trump’s parallel peace initiatives operating outside existing United Nations frameworks.
