Rana Sanaullah labels Imran Khan, PTI 'Israeli political brand'

PML-N leader remarks after Times of Israel article calls former premier 'an unlikely ally'

Advisor to the Prime Minister and President of the Pakistan Muslim League (N) Punjab Rana Sanaullah has called Imran Khan and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) an “Israeli political brand.” 

In a statement on Sunday, Sanaullah highlighted that the Times of Israel has revealed the truth behind the so-called 'revolution' and 'change' in Pakistan, providing clarity on the planning and motives behind the May 9 attacks.

The PML-N leader criticised the 'foreign funding' and 'social service' initiatives, suggesting they were part of a broader scheme aimed at altering Pakistan’s Islamic ideology and foreign policy. 

He stated that reading the Israeli newspaper's article makes it evident why efforts were made to oust Nawaz Sharif, who is credited with advancing Pakistan’s nuclear capabilities, introducing the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and elevating the country's economic development to unprecedented levels.

Sanaullah also questioned why Israel had supported Imran Khan and why the US Congress had passed a resolution in favour of his policies, suggesting that the connections between these events are now clearly exposed. 

He argued that Imran Khan and PTI represent an Israeli brand that was strategically given an 'Islamic touch' to gain popularity among Muslims. He called for a boycott of this “political brand” by all Muslims, including those in Pakistan, asserting that PTI now faces not just criticism but a need for a reckoning.