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Gaza war sped up India’s shift towards Israel under Modi

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In October 2026, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi accelerated his strategic pivot toward Israel, signaling a significant shift in India's foreign policy alignment with Israel's traditional allies. This move occurred as Israel's long-standing partners began distancing themselves from Prime Minister Netanyahu, creating a diplomatic vacuum that India filled. The evidence suggests Modi's government is actively engaging with Israel to strengthen ties, contrasting sharply with the previous trajectory of India's relationship with Israel under previous leadership.

Key points

• India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accelerated his strategic pivot toward Israel, signaling a significant shift in India's foreign policy alignment with Israel's traditional allies.
• This move occurred as Israel's long-standing partners began distancing themselves from Prime Minister Netanyahu, creating a diplomatic vacuum that India filled.

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The evidence is limited to a single sentence from an October 2026 article. It does not specify the exact nature of the diplomatic engagement, the number of countries involved, or the specific outcomes of the new alliance. The article does not provide details on the timeline of the shift or the broader geopolitical context surrounding the change.

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