India has moved from supporting the Palestinian cause to closer ties with Israel, reflecting a significant foreign policy shift.
There has been minimal public outrage or protests in India regarding the violence in Gaza, contrasting with global reactions.
Authorities have curtailed protests and expressions of support for Palestine, leading to a subdued civil society response.
The rise of Hindutva nationalism has influenced perceptions of the Palestinian issue, often framing it as a Muslim concern.
India’s foreign policy is increasingly aligned with U.S. interests, viewing Israel as a strategic ally against terrorism.
Stronger defense and technological partnerships with Israel have further entrenched India’s support for its policies.
Indian media coverage often emphasizes a narrative focused on fighting terrorism, sidelining the historical context of the conflict.
Critics argue that India’s lack of outrage towards Israel’s actions reflects a decline in commitment to human rights and anti-imperialism.
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