In moments of regional crisis, allegations travel faster than evidence. The recent claim suggesting operational or ideological ties between Hamas and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), framed as being “Pakistan-sponsored,” is not new—it is a familiar information-warfare template. What is new is how poorly it stands up against Pakistan’s documented record over the last two decades.
This article systematically nullifies those claims by grounding the discussion in verifiable state actions, international acknowledgments, and policy choices that consistently contradict the narrative of Pakistan as a sponsor of transnational militancy.
1. Bans, Breaks, and Burnt Bridges: The LeT–JuD Record
Pakistan’s actions against LeT and its aliases are neither cosmetic nor recent.
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