I am a proud Pakistani and a proud Zionist too

[MultaniGuy]

That's why they love each other.

Actually Salafis are staunchly Anti-Zionist.

Zionists are not the Salafis of Jews.
lol.

 

[Enigma_]

Actually Salafis are staunchly Anti-Zionist.

Zionists are not the Salafis of Jews.
lol.

Is that why they've sold themselves out to get help from the Zions against Iran?

 

[Indus Pakistan]

It will be IK and Zardari or NS and Zardari. What I meant that Zardari will be there. Now IK to become PM don't has to beat NS but Zardari and get more seats than Zardari but from Punjab. Because if the seats of IK and Zardari are close to NS then Zardari will join IK in the next Govt this is confirm but if those seats are not close and Zardari has too less seats then it will be NS and Zardari.

Thanks for that "on the ground" analysis.

 

[Clutch]

I am a proud Pakistani and a proud Zionist too
OCTOBER 11, 2017, 1:40 PM

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Noor Dahri is a director of Pakistan Israel Alliance (PIA) and Editor in Chief of the Newspaper Pak Israel News (PIN). He is an independent researcher based in London, UK. He has studied Counter Terrorism from International Institute for Counter Terrorism ICT- Herzliya - Israel. He is a honorary member of the ZF-UK

Landing in Israel was an experience like no other. I’d heard about the feeling of arriving at Ben Gurion from friends and colleagues I have met since founding the Pakistan Israel Alliance, but I certainly didn’t expect it to feel like this.

I was arriving early as a guest speaker of the IDC Herzliya Counter Terrorism Conference, and was the “advance party” as part of the Zionist Federation’s ground-breaking Muslim delegation to Israel.

Our group was in Israel from Thursday night until Monday afternoon. We saw many incredible things.

We visited the Western Wall, prayed at Al Aqsa, met with Israel’s first Bedouin diplomat and learnt of the Druze engagement with the IDF.

We travelled from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, visiting the site of Israel’s declaration of independence, went to the north of Israel and saw the changing demographic and environment, and spent the Shabbat hosted at a wonderful community in Jerusalem, Kol Haneshama, and by a fantastic spokesperson for the country in the form of a Jerusalem city councillor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum and her family.

This was my first visit to Israel, and came off the back of much hard work by the Zionist Federation to build links with the Pakistani Muslim community in the UK.

Noor Dahri at the Kotel

This has been achieved firstly by founding the Pakistan Israel Alliance (PIA), of which I am proud to be the director, and more so by coordinating this visit and engaging with others from my community.

This journey has not been without challenge, though. Over the past couple of months there have been a series of articles in major Pakistani newspapers both in the UK and Pakistan accusing me of being a spy, funded by Mossad with a mission to destroy the Pakistani people.

While this is hurtful and horrible for me and my family to experience, it came as no surprise.

It is not a secret that to be a Zionist in Pakistan or within most Pakistani communities is not common and is not looked upon favourably.


The British-Pakistani delegation at Temple Mount visiting the Golden Done and Al Aqsa mosque. Noor Dahri is on the right

But nevertheless I am determined to be a unique voice, rising above the parapet and ensuring that Israel receives its fair treatment within my community.

I was not always a supporter of Israel. I have joined the marches in both Pakistan and London where the crowds can be heard shouting the familiar slogans calling for “death to Israel, death to Jews.”

I have been drawn in by the incitement, hatred and indoctrination of those seeking only to bring about a time when Israel no longer exists.

But I have also met Israelis, studied at Israel’s institutions, and now, with thanks to the Zionist Federation, even been to the country.


The delegation in Tel Aviv

As a result of these experiences, I can say unequivocally that the impression within my community and the reality on the ground could not be further from each other.

I am now proud to call myself a Zionist, and I am proud to have been able to visit the land of Israel.

I just wish as many others as possible from my community would take the perceived risk, ignore the anti-Israel rhetoric that is so often spewed out, and visit this wonderful country.

This delegation may have been the first of its kind from the UK, and possibly the world, but the PIA and the Zionist Federation intend to do many more like it and to ensure that this trip, and trips like it, are able to grow and thrive in the future.

There is nothing wrong with being pro Israel and a proud Muslim. Most of the Quran is about Jewish history and Prophets. It's the same Deen. I have personally bknown many Jewish people and many Muslims fail to realize how much in common we have with them.

The only thing i also add is a fair Palestinian state alongside with Israel.

Pakistan's enemy isn't israel... It's India.

There are good and bad Israelis ... Just as there are good and bad Palestinians

 

[SQ8]

As if the beard and “prayer mat skidmarks” qualify this as a honest assessment lest this being an honest Individual- likely some early grooming involved in creating this drama ans fluff piece. Lest we find out this is a second generation poverty line castout and potential child molester.

Leaving aside the dishonest payroll blabber that reeks of I get a monthly stipend from this country, the very idea of ANYTHING that came out of the ultimate injustice of the Balfour declaration; that displaced the European Jews from their ancestral homes and the Muslim Arab inhabitants of Palestine just so the European Christians could be rid of their “Jew problem” is abhorrent to the key values that the founder of this nation held.

Yet, while Pakistan is already festering with millions of borderline murderous intolerant extremists, corrupt leeches and a general selfish population so it would not be surprising that it abandons something that horrified the founder of the nation simply on a human level should be discarded as well.

 

[Trango Towers]

This dude doesn't know who he is. He is not proud. Not British certainly not Pakistani and defiantly not Muslims. Praying at the ceiling wall is his personal business. Additionally he is an unknownin the UK and a tool foe the Israelis to use. A lost soul who needs direction but for moneybhas sold his soul

 

[TheSeeker]

Corruption in Pakistan yes there is corruption but less than Europe.

Really?

 

[gutto786]

We are Pakistanis. Turks are allies but we are People of history far more deep than Turks

Yeh kuch zaida ho gaya hey bahee. Its good to be proud of our roots but Turks history goes back to stone age with assyrian people
Infact many Pakistanis come from persian and turk blood. They ruled the world at one point. These nations have some qualities from generations
I am not saying they are better than us but app kuch zaida jazbatee ho gaye hein.

 

[Majid Awan]

True. There are too many idiots. Most of Pakistan is ignorent. That is exactly why it is in a mess.

First of all you don't even know that the fcuk is "Pakistani ideology"? What is it?

*Rich get power, poor get fcuked
*Loot money
*Corrupption
*Terrorism
*Poverty
*Starvation
*Rampent lack of medical care
*No justice

Every part of Pakistan is riven with differences. Parties are divided along ethnic lines or tribal/biradri lines. What is Pakistani ideology is one thing to you and another to another. So yeh the country is vast pool of igorence which is why it in the state it is in. It get's fucked by America. It get's fcuked by Arabs. And in the meantime millions of Pakistan have to go abroad to get a life. So get a grip on reality Mr ideaology.

 

[I.R.A]

Over the past couple of months there have been a series of articles in major Pakistani newspapers both in the UK and Pakistan accusing me of being a spy, funded by Mossad with a mission to destroy the Pakistani people.

While this is hurtful and horrible for me and my family to experience, it came as no surprise.

What were you expecting after writing such stupid posts? And you wrote all this in 2016 ......

"...... A recent poll of Pakistani army soldiers showed that they would rather fight infidel Hindus on the India-Pakistan border than fight Taliban brethren in their own country, no matter what the Taliban does there......."

"......It was reported in March 2006 that Pakistan’s military dropped leaflets in Wazirstan (tribal Area of Pakistan) urging the tribesmen to beware of foreigners and their local supporters who had allied themselves with the Yahood Aur Hanood (Jews and Hindus).

Tribesmen who read the leaflets wondered over the use of the words “Yahood Aur Hanood” to describe the enemy. Most thought it meant the Jews worldwide and the dominant Hindus of India. Pakistani Muslims’ hatred for Israel and Jews simply comes from what they have learned from their parents, elders and radical religious leaders......"

Source

 

[Zhukov]

And the point of this short transcript? Except to even more inflame already emotional Pakistani Crowds.
any Explanation of why he is proud to be Zionist?
People here cringe with the name of Israel and you want them to accept Zionism. (Pretty sure 99% of people here including me don't even know exactly what Zionism means except Conspiracy theories).
Enough of these Attention seekers. They don't Want to make people understand each other and let go of hatred. They just want to be popular

 

[RoadRunner401]

There is a problem with this statement. Pakistanis are not idiots

Buddy, yes we are, our foreign policy is based on pleasing others at the expense of Pakistan, who else, but an Idiot will think this is a good idea.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

I am a proud Pakistani and a proud Zionist too
OCTOBER 11, 2017, 1:40 PM

• 
  
  

Noor Dahri is a director of Pakistan Israel Alliance (PIA) and Editor in Chief of the Newspaper Pak Israel News (PIN). He is an independent researcher based in London, UK. He has studied Counter Terrorism from International Institute for Counter Terrorism ICT- Herzliya - Israel. He is a honorary member of the ZF-UK

Landing in Israel was an experience like no other. I’d heard about the feeling of arriving at Ben Gurion from friends and colleagues I have met since founding the Pakistan Israel Alliance, but I certainly didn’t expect it to feel like this.

I was arriving early as a guest speaker of the IDC Herzliya Counter Terrorism Conference, and was the “advance party” as part of the Zionist Federation’s ground-breaking Muslim delegation to Israel.

Our group was in Israel from Thursday night until Monday afternoon. We saw many incredible things.

We visited the Western Wall, prayed at Al Aqsa, met with Israel’s first Bedouin diplomat and learnt of the Druze engagement with the IDF.

We travelled from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, visiting the site of Israel’s declaration of independence, went to the north of Israel and saw the changing demographic and environment, and spent the Shabbat hosted at a wonderful community in Jerusalem, Kol Haneshama, and by a fantastic spokesperson for the country in the form of a Jerusalem city councillor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum and her family.

This was my first visit to Israel, and came off the back of much hard work by the Zionist Federation to build links with the Pakistani Muslim community in the UK.

Noor Dahri at the Kotel

This has been achieved firstly by founding the Pakistan Israel Alliance (PIA), of which I am proud to be the director, and more so by coordinating this visit and engaging with others from my community.

This journey has not been without challenge, though. Over the past couple of months there have been a series of articles in major Pakistani newspapers both in the UK and Pakistan accusing me of being a spy, funded by Mossad with a mission to destroy the Pakistani people.

While this is hurtful and horrible for me and my family to experience, it came as no surprise.

It is not a secret that to be a Zionist in Pakistan or within most Pakistani communities is not common and is not looked upon favourably.


The British-Pakistani delegation at Temple Mount visiting the Golden Done and Al Aqsa mosque. Noor Dahri is on the right

But nevertheless I am determined to be a unique voice, rising above the parapet and ensuring that Israel receives its fair treatment within my community.

I was not always a supporter of Israel. I have joined the marches in both Pakistan and London where the crowds can be heard shouting the familiar slogans calling for “death to Israel, death to Jews.”

I have been drawn in by the incitement, hatred and indoctrination of those seeking only to bring about a time when Israel no longer exists.

But I have also met Israelis, studied at Israel’s institutions, and now, with thanks to the Zionist Federation, even been to the country.


The delegation in Tel Aviv

As a result of these experiences, I can say unequivocally that the impression within my community and the reality on the ground could not be further from each other.

I am now proud to call myself a Zionist, and I am proud to have been able to visit the land of Israel.

I just wish as many others as possible from my community would take the perceived risk, ignore the anti-Israel rhetoric that is so often spewed out, and visit this wonderful country.

This delegation may have been the first of its kind from the UK, and possibly the world, but the PIA and the Zionist Federation intend to do many more like it and to ensure that this trip, and trips like it, are able to grow and thrive in the future.

I think this claim dont make sense as both terms are mutually exclusive but then again its an opinion
I think there has to be a preference like people say they are Jewish first, American or Canadian or British second so that maybe case with this gentleman.

when we come to define Zoinism there is always extreme view depending on who you ask,
I have grown up where Zionism is compared with Nazism fascism and world domination and this didnt change even my time in the west where people are on the far right and will hate anyone different from them or those specially in regards to Jews they are mainly suffering from unqualified antisemitism

and then there are some lairs and pretend Israel supporters for their own political gains and social acceptance that they will consider Israeli regime same as Judaism and will apologize for Israeli atrocities and its hostilities towards Palestinians.

on side note, I do wish to visit Israel on a cultural visit to enjoy food, music and festivals but being a Pakistani its impossible in these times , although some of my family and friends have visited Israel (pre 911) and found the community and the authorities very helpful and accommodating.

 

[313ghazi]

The rest of us think you're a disgrace.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

Proud to be a supporter of an racist apartheid state that kills woman and children in Gaza?

no I am proud to be supporter of a racist and brutal Arab kingdom that bombs civilians shoots at unarmed protesters , funds Al Qaeda, ISIS and taliban and executes its citizens for merely participating in rallies or writing a blog against the king. I am proud Saudi, Behraini , Qatari and Emarati supporter