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all of these confuse loser secular pakis want to accept israel then they must accept kashmir as an indian part....90% PAKISTANIS HATE AMERICA AND 99% OF THEM HATE ISREAL....israel is a pakistan enemy.....and these kids supporting isreal pak relation dont know single abt israel kutta pana to pakistanis
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They met and many things were discussed. It was told to media that Gaza was the only reason Pakistan was against Israel, otherwise Israel is a nice country. Even Pakistan can play a big role to end the disputes between Israel and Muslim World.
I don't have any thing to say about this. Kasoori's surname is enough to tell.
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LOL, please expand on that, my rambling friend.
May I ask your source for these statistics? You might also want to include how many Pakistanis are illiterate as well.
No Israel is not “a pakistan enemy.” Read Netanyahu’s statements concerning Pakistan. They have been very positive.
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What a brilliant argument indeed! Mr. Meback
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Frankly Pakistan has much more to gain with this friendship than with some silly support for palitubies. Good job by Mushy. US-India-ISrael-Pakistan bhai bhai 
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Bhai-Bhai? LOL…no, not quite.
Pakistan won’t gain squat from this, and they know it. It’s not as if Israel will reconsider it’s military arms shipments to India. And it’s quite a longshot that Pakistan would get the very same equipment.
Pakistan has been funded so heavily from the Gulf states that if indeed it was solely because of support for Palestinian and other Arab causes, it would take many more Israels to pay the same amount.
Not bad, getting paid for belting out hot air.
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I believe that it's an excellent move by the Pakistani government to "engage" the state of Israel. By engaging the Israelis, in my opinion two objectives can be possibly met:
1) Pakistan's image in the world can be portrayed in a slightly positive manner, since most of the American media is controlled by the Jewish lobby.
2) Whenever Pakistan approaches the U.S. for sophisticated military hardware, usually it faces a stiff resistance from the Jewish/Israeli/Indian lobbies. With Pakistan engaging the state of Israel, the lobbies can be to certain extent be neutralized.
Besides, it’s not as if we never in the past contacted the Israeli government. There has always been relation b/w the two governments, going back as far two decades (there are documented proofs for that). Now in context of other Muslim countries, I'm sure the current Pakistani government took the major Muslim countries (Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., Turkey, PLO etc.) in confidence before deciding to agree to go public. It also sends a strong signal to the Israelis that if they keep withdrawing from the occupied lands there are more goodwill gestures to come from the Muslim countries. If they vacate the West Bank as well (which I seriously doubt, that it will happen any time soon), this engagement can turn in to full diplomatic relationship, with Saudi Arabia to follow.
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Geez…can’t even think up yer own put-downs. Misread my comment to boot…you’re hopeless…LOL…
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Nope, I didn’t misread, you mistyped, and I used that against you. Try again, kid.
What would be an improvement? Not going to a madrassah? Not listening to al Jazeera? I agree.
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Eh? No. The point is, when you have secular morons in charge, they tend to focus on all the wrong things. Any idiot could have seen that all these nations were being used against each other…heck, the islamists of the 70’s and 80’s did. If the Arabs and Pakistan had like-minded leadership of that kind, then they wouldn’t have been used against each other.
But instead, they were like-minded of the secular kind, and were all too happy about being pitted against each other. So, this argument that Egypt and Iraq supported India during '71 implies that Muslim unity is doomed, or a false-start is simply silly. The fact is, this line of reasoing is exactly why Pakistan didn’t get support from these nations. The very people who bandy about this arugment would have made the same choice had they had been in charge of Egypt or Iraq, so who are they to complain?
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A good question…
I suppose “feuling the feudal-military nexus in Pakistan” won’t win many allies in the Arab world 
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So...Israel has provided India with very advanced weapons. When was the last time the Arabs or Palestinians did that?
Oh, but I suppose all the "let's be friends with Israel" crowed forgot about that...
The fact is, for as little as Pakistan has done for the Arabs, the Arabs have funded the hell out of Pakistan and it's military...if anyone has been getting the short end of the stick...it's been dem arabs.
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That’s not a reason not to pursue relations with Israel.
That’s where the Arabs deserve to be till they learn to be civilized. At the short end of the stick.
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No, my idiot, you mistyped. Try again. Maybe third’s time the charm for madrassa uneducated jackasses llike yourself.
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So let’s see…it’s okay to persue relations with a state that has supplied advanced weapons to your sworn enemy. But it’s NOT okay that states that you allegedly back back (and provide needed finance in return) do not recipocate, so much so that it’s worth straining relations with them?
And this is what passes for “thinking” now days?
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Well pichonocio, that’s why America has relations with Pakistan.
You really are a dumb ass arent you? The Arabs won’t give a damn if Pakistan has relations with Israel. And if they do, screw them.
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Bottom line, Matooz (halwa-khors) suck, who cares if egypt or palestine supports us or not anymore, might as well get back to them and strike them where it hurts the most, in a non-combat fashion ofcourse..