Pakistan, which is trying to become ‘Chaudhary’ in the Iran war, is facing back to back setbacks. The first blow was given by Iran, when it bluntly told them that the efforts being made to stop the war were Pakistan’s own and Iran had nothing to do with it. At the same time, now questions have been raised from Israel also on Pakistan becoming a ‘peace ambassador’ and India has been described as a better option for this.

Israeli Foreign Ministry’s special envoy Fleur Hasan Nahum, during an interview, answered a question regarding Pakistan’s interference in the war. He said, ‘I don’t know what the Pakistanis think they are doing. But I think his efforts are to make himself relevant. He himself is a big problem in the world of jihadi terrorism, he can try to mediate but I am not sure he will be very successful.

‘Praise of India’

Fleur Hasan Nahum also replied regarding India’s role during this period. He said, ‘India is a very close ally of Israel. As you know, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had gone to Israel even before the start of the war. We understand that India has better relations with everyone. He further said, if you ask me, India can be a better mediator than Pakistan. But it remains to be seen how things progress.

Big blow to Pakistan

Let us tell you that Pakistan is trying to mediate to end the war between America, Israel and Iran. On Sunday (March 29), Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said that after meeting in Islamabad with the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey, he will organize talks between America and Iran. But Iran has clearly refused talks. On Monday, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghai clearly said about the meetings with Pakistan that these are their own initiatives, Iran is not involved in it.