Why Israel And The World Will Never Let Pakistan Use Its Nukes Freely | World News

New Delhi: Veteran Pakistani journalist and political analyst Najam Sethi stated that Pakistan’s nuclear program is entirely India-centric. He explained that Islamabad’s nuclear weapons were not designed as Islamic bombs and did not pose a direct threat to the United States or Israel. According to him, the pressure on Pakistan will increase following the developments in Iran as Israel continues to monitor it closely.

The analyst said Pakistan would face international attention in case of political unrest in Iran. He said that Israel had previously stated that it was against Pakistan having nuclear weapons and that it did not want any Islamic country to have these weapons. He stated that Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal was mainly for defensive purposes against India.

He declared that the country’s nuclear weapons were not directed against Israel and would not be used against the United States. He emphasized that the weapons exist to counter India and form the basis of Pakistan’s defense strategy.

Sethi admitted that Pakistan cannot match India in conventional warfare. He declared that Islamabad may abandon its ‘No First Use’ policy if it faces conventional attacks from India. He said his country cannot stop India through conventional military means and in such cases, nuclear weapons become a tool of survival.

He described Pakistan’s stance as defensive, as it is under pressure to preserve its existence.

According to Setrhi, Pakistan has not signed any formal agreement on the ‘Prohibition of First Use’ of nuclear weapons. He said India and the international community have repeatedly urged Pakistan to reach such an agreement. He explained that other countries had signed similar agreements but Pakistan avoided it due to strategic weaknesses.

Pakistan’s dangerous plans against Israel were revealed by Najam Sethi. He fears that Trump will leave Pakistan after using it as usual.pic.twitter.com/RFTQXFkoQd— Pakistan Untold (@pakistan_untold) January 12, 2026

The analyst pointed out that Pakistan has not received threats from any country other than India. He said the nuclear weapons were not directed at any other country. He explained that the international community fears that Pakistan may share nuclear technology with rich Islamic countries. He added that this fear continues to put pressure on Pakistan, especially Israel and Western countries.

He underlined that the concern is focused on countries with significant financial resources. He suggested that Gulf countries or other rich Muslim states could seek Pakistan’s nuclear technology. According to him, the world is worried that economic or financial incentives will prompt Pakistan to transfer nuclear know-how, creating a global security risk.