Former Israeli officials say the Israel-India partnership now goes beyond weapons sales to include intelligence sharing, water technology, food security, trade corridors, and a broader strategic alignment linking Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
The report highlights a deepening of ties beyond the traditional defense-industrial partnership. As The Zioneer has previously reported, Israel and India have moved from a buyer-seller relationship to joint ventures, with recent high-level meetings between Defense Ministry Director-General Amir Baram and Indian officials in New Delhi. Former Israeli officials quoted in the report say the relationship now includes intelligence sharing, water technology, food security, and trade corridors, reflecting a strategic alignment that spans from Asia to Europe. The scope of cooperation suggests a broader realignment of regional partnerships amid shifting global dynamics.
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