Pakistan’s support for terrorism won’t stop until they are held accountable | Michael Rubin
May 03, 2025•32 min•Ep. 130
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Summary
Michael Rubin joins Samir Kalra to analyze the recent terror attack in Kashmir, drawing parallels to Hamas's Oct 7 attack on Israel regarding tactics and state sponsorship. They discuss Pakistan's ISI involvement, potential US responses including targeting former ISI officials, state sponsor of terror designation, and blocking IMF funds. The conversation also touches on China's influence, Pakistan's promotion of separatism like the Khalistan movement, and the need for international accountability and a clear US stance supporting India.Episode description
In this episode Samir Kalra speaks with Michael Rubin about the parallels between Hamas’ attack on Israel on 10/7/23 and the most recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir; how Pakistan’s ISI and support for terror groups is an issue for Americans as well as Indians; what the US can do in support of India in their fight against terrorist groups, including why President Trump needs to make a visit to Kashmir to show the strength of US support for India; why it might be time for the international community to show some “tough love” to Pakistan; and how both China and Pakistan are trying to promote separatism within India.
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