For the past many months, Israel has been silently lining with India’s BJP government in an unspoken albeit politically dangerous “anti-Islamist” coalition. As recent evidence has unearthed, the Pulwama attack and the attempted Indian strikes in Balakot, Pakistan have only been a manifestation of this convergence.
Following the February 19th attack in Indian occupied Kashmir that led to the death of 45 Indian soldiers, Telaviv issued an immediate statement of solidarity with India, offering unconditional help to New Delhi in defending itself against ‘terrorism’, asserting that “there is no limit” to its assistance.
This assurance assumes further significance when Indian aggression remained on an uptick in March, despite Pakistan’s attempts at de-escalation of the situation including the return of captured Indian air force Wing commander Abhinandan.
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