The minor role of the Palestinian media in the autopsy of Tel Aviv-Delhi relations

Gaza (Qodsna)- Bilateral relations between Zionist regime and India officially began in 1992 with the opening of the Indian Embassy in the Occupied Territories and the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi. According to political experts, this step was the beginning of pursuing Israel's hidden goals of further influence in Asia.

According to global statistics, India has become the third largest trading partner of the Zionist regime in Asia and the tenth in the world since 2014.

The minor role of the Palestinian media in the autopsy of Tel Aviv-Delhi relations

In an exlusive interview with Qodsna corrrespondent in Gaza, Asad Al-Birouti, an international affairs ‘expert and editor-in-chief of the electronic newspaper Al-Mashreq News denounced the weak role of the Arab and Palestinian media in revealing the relations between India and the Zionist regime.

He described the lack of coverage of the Palestinian and Arab media due to the New Delhi's official and clear positions in support of the Zionist regime.

The Indian government has been one of the main and undisputed supporters of the occupier regime since the normalization of relations between the Arab regimes and the Israeli occupiers, Al-Birouti addd.

Pointing to the India's commitment to Israel, the international affairs’ expert also noted the Indian government has always supported Tel Aviv against the Palestinian resistance by sending military aid during the previous Zionist regime’s wars against Gaza.

Israel intends to put pressure on Islamic countries through India

"There are several reasons for the development of India's strategic relationship with the Zionist regime," said Abdul Rabah Al-Anzi, a political affairs’ expert and professor at Al-Azhar University told qodsna correpondetns, adding “In general, it can be said that in the first place, Tel Aviv intends to expand its relations from Europe and the United States to the rest of the world, especially to the Eastern countries that have historically supported Palestine for many years, and then to gain stronger political influence”.

"By establishing strong ties with India, Israel can deprive the Palestinians and the Arabs of the opportunity to enjoy the support of a country with nuclear power and open the gates of Asia, which has been closed to this regime for years," he added.

Explaining the second reason of the Zionist regime's efforts to establish wide-ranging relations with the Eastern world, especially India, Al-Anzi said: " The Zionist regime intends to expand its economic investment, which has exceeded tens of billions of dollars, especially that the Indian technology market has always been open to the Zionist regime's export goods and military technology."

"By expaning its relations with the East, the occupying regime intends to put pressure on the Islamic countries in the region, including Iran and Pakistan, which have clear positions in support of Palestine and the resistance," professor of Al-Azhar University added.

Common views of Israel and India on Islamic movements

"The expansion of relations between India and the Zionist regime depends on several external criteria, including the possibility of changing the amount of trade in the field of energy trade, the possibility of regressing the leading Arab countries in the field of energy distribution, especially oil exporters and peace between the Arabs and Israel since 1991 and the conflicts between India and the Zionist regime with countries posseing new weapons such as Iran and Pakistan," Adnan Abu Amer, an expert on Israeli political issues, told Qodsna.

Stressing that the normalization of relations between India and Israel was the result of a liberal economic policy, he explained: "India and Israel see the Islamic movements in the region as a common threat”.

"India reacted positively to the normalization of relations between Israel and some Arab regimes, especially the UAE and described the two regimes (UAE and Israel) as it’s strategic partners.