Pakistan

The Abraham Accords, Israel and Turkish-Indian normalization

For Erdogan, who pushes a Neo-Ottomanist blended Pan-Islamist foreign policy, making such a turnaround in India-Pakistan policy will not be easy. However, given the Erdogan administration's flexibility and pragmatism, this is not a mission impossible.

Turkey and Pakistan’s growing closeness has deep foundations. These are two countries following a similar trajectory.

As a major Islamic nation, Pakistan has a duty towards the Muslim ummah which it must respect.

Domestic constraints, support for Palestine and growing ties with Iran will likely continue to keep Pakistan and Israel apart.

Both Pakistani and Israeli concerns currently militate against any imminent warming of ties.

The recurrent debate about Israel in Pakistan reflects the former’s improved international standing. The Muslim giant could become the next success in Israel’s growing acceptance around the world