Pakistan’s Secret Alliance with Hamas: A Growing Global Security Nightmare

Islamabad (The Uttam Hindu): Pakistan, which once sheltered terrorists like Osama bin Laden, is once again emerging as a serious threat to global security. A detailed report reveals that while posing as an anti-terror ally, Pakistan is simultaneously providing shelter and assistance to the terrorist organization Hamas, playing a dangerous double game.

According to a report published by Bangladesh’s leading media outlet Blitz, “Pakistan has long mastered the art of double standards—on one hand, projecting itself as a partner in the fight against terrorism, while on the other, secretly nurturing jihadist groups for its geopolitical ambitions. This dangerous strategy has now entered a deadlier phase, with Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) reportedly training Hamas operatives in secrecy.”

The report further states that while Western nations are attempting to isolate Hamas after the October 7, 2023 massacre, Pakistan continues to provide refuge, resources, and military expertise to the Gaza-based terrorist group. The alliance between ISI, Hamas, and Pakistan’s political-military leadership not only threatens Israel and India but also undermines America’s counterterrorism efforts and global security.

Despite U.S. President Donald Trump recently hosting Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir at the White House, Islamabad is still clinging to its old double standards, which amount to open deceit.

Quoting reliable intelligence sources, the report adds that Hamas representatives are freely operating on Pakistani soil, attending public events, and forging ties with local jihadist organizations. They are being trained at secret camps run by the ISI and a special unit of the Pakistan Army, at least one of which is located in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). These developments deal a major setback to Western efforts to isolate Hamas and raise serious questions about whether the U.S. should continue designating Pakistan as a “Major Non-NATO Ally.”