Indian foreign policy towards Israel between interests and identity.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36317/kaj/2021/v1.i49.1604Keywords:
India, The end of the cold war, Israel, Indian foreign policy, Realism schoolAbstract
When the strategic mind that manages India's internal and external policies changed and shifted from the secular, left-wing, liberal Nehrawi mind hostile to Western imperialist domination to a hardline Hindu religious mind hostile to the Islamic movement in South and West Asia, the enemy and friend changed in this mind, and Israel became a close friend to India after it had been its enemy and ally. to its enemies who colonized it for centuries
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