Asif mahmood
Over the past two years, New Delhi has supplied its closest ally Israel with lethal drones, bomb components, and other instruments of war, while simultaneously sending nearly 20,000 Indian nationals to Israel to fill the jobs once held by Palestinians in construction and caregiving. These acts are not isolated gestures of cooperation but part of a deeper, troubling alliance between two regimes united by militarism, Islamophobia, and contempt for international law.
India’s collaboration with Israel is not a matter of trade or technology, it is an ideological convergence. Both regimes glorify majoritarian nationalism, suppress dissent, and normalize violence against minorities under the guise of “security.”
Just as Israel occupies Palestinian land with impunity, India occupies Kashmir under a similar military siege.
The same drones tested on Gazan children are deployed in the valleys of Kashmir, turning two oppressed nations into laboratories of repression.
The export of Indian laborers to Israel to replace the displaced and murdered Palestinians is not an economic transaction. It is moral complicity.
Every Indian worker flown to Israel to fill the void left by Palestinians becomes part of a larger machinery that sustains occupation and apartheid. It exposes the moral bankruptcy of the Modi government, which aligns itself with the Zionist regime to crush Muslim resistance both at home and abroad.
This growing Indo-Israeli nexus is a direct threat to world peace. It fuels Islamophobia globally, undermines the UN system, and emboldens other extremist states to defy international humanitarian law. The silence of the so-called international community only deepens the crisis, allowing two apartheid regimes to expand their influence unchecked.
Pakistan stands on the right side of history. Despite immense pressure, it has refused to recognize Israel and continues to raise its voice for the Palestinian cause at every global forum. Islamabad’s principled position represents not just solidarity with Palestine but a commitment to justice, peace, and international law.
The world must recognize that India and Israel are not isolated aggressors but twin pillars of a global fascist order. Their partnership is not merely strategic; it is ideological, rooted in exclusion, hatred, and imperial ambition. Unless confronted with moral and diplomatic resolve, their combined aggression will continue to erode the foundations of global peace and justice.
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