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Among the various trajectories of India’s external relations, the evolution of India–Israel ties stands out for the speed and depth of their transformation since normalization in 1992. What explains the exceptional pace at which India–Israel relations have expanded—particularly in the domains of defence cooperation, intelligence-sharing, agriculture, and high technology—and how does this shift align with the broader realignment of India’s foreign policy priorities in the post-Cold War strategic environment?

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The Strategic Ascent of India–Israel Relations Post-1992: Drivers, Domains, and the Post–Cold War Realignment Introduction The evolution of India–Israel relations since the normalization of diplomatic ties in 1992 stands out as one of the most dynamic and multidimensional shifts in India’s external engagements. From a relationship marked by strategic hesitation and ideological distancing during the … Continue reading Among the various trajectories of India’s external relations, the evolution of India–Israel ties stands out for the speed and depth of their transformation since normalization in 1992. What explains the exceptional pace at which India–Israel relations have expanded—particularly in the domains of defence cooperation, intelligence-sharing, agriculture, and high technology—and how does this shift align with the broader realignment of India’s foreign policy priorities in the post-Cold War strategic environment?