The reasons for the support of the Indian government to the Zionist regime in the midst of continuous aggression in the Gaza Strip

According to the international group Tasnim news agency quoted by Middle East News, India’s policies towards The Palestinian issue has been full of contradictions from the past until now, and Delhi’s support for the people who suffered under the occupation has reached the support of the occupation itself, a support that is not only limited to political and economic dimensions, but also includes the military dimension. How did this situation happen and why? In 1947, India voted against the partition of Palestine in the United Nations General Assembly and was the first non-Arab country to accept the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) as its sole legal representative. It recognized the Palestinian people in 1974, as India was one of the first countries to recognize the Palestinian state in 1988. Although India recognized the Zionist regime in 1950, it did not establish diplomatic relations with it until 1992. India’s political support for the Zionist regime.

Contrary to all that has been said, as soon as the “Al-Aqsa Storm” operation was launched by the Palestinian resistance on October 7th, India immediately gave extensive political support to the Zionist regime.

“Narinda Modi The Prime Minister of India was the first world leader to condemn the Al-Aqsa storm operation, and his Foreign Minister Subramaniam Jaishankar took the same position and claimed that “if Egypt does not stand up against extremism, it may face the same fate.” “.

In line with its unconditional support to the Zionist regime, India refused to give a positive vote to the resolution requesting the establishment of a humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip at the United Nations on the 27th of last October.

This supportive position influenced the position of extreme nationalist Hindus, who launched a campaign to spread misleading information on social media about what is happening in the Gaza Strip, in favor of the Zionist regime’s narrative, which is in line with propaganda. and the promotion of hostile discourses against Islam, which targets the Muslim minority in India. Supporters of Palestine discussed.

Employing Indian workers in occupied Palestine

Despite the intensification of the war, the number of Indian workers whose destination is Tel Aviv, especially in the construction sector and and despite the dangers caused by the war, it is increasing, while this war caused the migration of thousands of Asian workers and the mobilization of many reserve soldiers of the Zionist regime and the cancellation of the work permits of more than 130 thousand Palestinian workers.

“Raj Kumar Yadav”, the head of the “Lucknow” Industrial Training Center of India, points out that the recruitment and recruitment offices of the Zionist regime are currently looking to recruit at least 10 thousand construction workers with a monthly salary of 140 thousand rupees (about 1688 dollars) and this program has the support of the Indian authorities. The Zionist newspaper Ha’artaz recently wrote in a long research that millions of people in India wish to obtain work visas in Tel Aviv thanks to the strong alliance and They have a close relationship between their country’s Prime Minister Narinda Modi and the Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but this has harmed the daily livelihood of tens of thousands of Palestinian workers who were fired from the labor market.

This media He added that despite the severe cold, hundreds of people between the ages of 24 and 46 are standing in long queues and all of them hope to get a work permit in Tel Aviv.

Notable point according to Kardar In this process, the Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv is involved in the process of the Zionist regime’s experts monitoring the tests in India and selecting the people they want.

One month before that, Netanyahu also asked his Indian counterpart to implement the 2023 agreement. encouraged, an agreement that will facilitate the employment and attraction of 40 thousand Indians in the construction and nursing sectors.

Last December, the two Indian states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh announced that they would hire 10,000 people for work. They attract in Tel Aviv in a campaign that was widely publicized in pro-Indian networks and media, and many of them spoke of India’s assistance to its ally, the Zionist regime.

In the same framework, the economic newspaper “Globes” The Zionist regime wrote that the first group of Indian workers, numbering a thousand people, recently arrived in Tel Aviv, who are the first wave of the plan to recruit at least 65 thousand workers from India. Zionist

With the continuation of the Zionist regime’s war in the Gaza Strip, the remarkable thing was that “Khalid Abolfazl”, a law professor at the University of California in Los Angeles, invited a number of Hindus to fight in the ranks of the regime’s soldiers. Zionist accused.

Abulfazl said that Hindu soldiers are complicit in the crimes and killings committed by the army of the occupying regime against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

He added that nationalist Hindus clearly They praise what the Zionist occupiers are doing against the Palestinians. Zafar Islam Khan, the editor of the National Gazette of India, has confirmed, based on the reports published in the Indian media, that about 215 Indians are fighting in the Zionist army.

Islam Khan added that the images published by Tel Aviv show that these Indian soldiers came from the northeast of India, these people claim to be from the Jewish tribe of “Bani Manashe” that disappeared, and thousands of They have become Jews and migrated to Tel Aviv in recent years. Meanwhile, Islam Khan points out that Tel Aviv exaggerates the participation of Hindus in its army fighting in Gaza to show that Show that the world is on Tel Aviv’s side.

He also added that a large number of Hindus have expressed their desire to go to Tel Aviv to “fight Hamas” (resistance), in addition to witnessing widespread Hindu support for We are the occupying government on social media. Indian newspapers have spoken about the readiness of Hindus to fight alongside Tel Aviv, and in this regard, the “India Today” newspaper has said that “people who have gone from India (to Tel Aviv) armed and ready not only to fight with Hamas, but they have gone to face the terrorists”.

What has changed?

To understand the reasons for the change Big in India’s policy towards Palestine, most analyzes point to two basic factors, which include:

1- The spread of Hindu nationalism

Ashok Swain, head of the peace and war studies department at the university Sweden’s Uppsala says Hindu nationalism has been on the rise since Modi became prime minister, although the researcher believes the majority of Indians still support the Palestinian struggle for independence.

Indian media heavily influenced by the government. are Hindu nationalists and for this reason they tend to adopt a more hostile discourse against Palestine. As the war in Gaza continues, the Indian media will condemn Hamas. While this approach is an opportunity to increase Islamophobia within the Indian society.

Swin believes that there are many common links between Zionism and the Hindu sect, and both ideologies share common goals in terms of expansionism and exclusion of others.

Both Zionism and the Hindu sect claim that India and occupied Palestine were originally two Hindu and Jewish civilizations, but they were contaminated by foreigners, specifically Muslims, and currently the two sides are They seek to restore the former glory to the Hindu and Jewish governments.

In this context, the French newspaper Le Monde pointed out that some Hindu extremists have expressed their readiness to take up arms alongside the Zionists and in this context Navor Gilon, the ambassador of the Zionist regime in India, boasted that he was able to form an army of Hindu volunteers.

And thus, religion, ethnicity and “common enemy”, in addition to economy and populism, are among the reasons. which has caused a change in the direction of the compass from the Palestinian issue, which India has been supporting for a long time.

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