India\'s Israel Policy - P. R. Kumaraswamy

246 n ormalization and after a zero- sum game. Support for the Palestinians, it felt, demanded not only unfriendliness toward Is ...

normalization and after 247 state. Its refusals to normalize were often accompanied by its willingness to accept Israel’s existe ...

248 n ormalization and after There is, however, one signifi cant departure from the past. India has become more sensitive to Isr ...

normalization and after 249 strengthen bilateral ties. The willingness of the UPA government to promote joint missile research ( ...

250 n ormalization and after Po liti cal Contacts There are growing po liti cal interactions between the two coun- tries, and ho ...

normalization and after 251 At least until the late 1990s, India appeared to be bending over backward in preventing its new rela ...

252 n ormalization and after the al- Aqsa intifada in September 2000, even those who had some reser- vations in the past came ar ...

normalization and after 253 more so when coupled with religious fundamentalism. Our mutual de- termination to combat terrorism i ...

254 n ormalization and after through the prism of the Hindutva war against Muslim minorities in India. Some of the barbarism whi ...

normalization and after 255 de cade and is now close to four billion. This massive increase in just over a de cade is phenomenal ...

256 n ormalization and after diff erence: energy- related trade benefi ts both India and the supplier countries. The principal b ...

normalization and after 257 such as upgrades, small arms, border management, intelligence coopera- tion, naval patrol, and count ...

258 n ormalization and after 2002 through 2007 totaled “over US$5 billion.”^57 Besides these purchases, the military and intelli ...

normalization and after 259 not last long, with both nations settling for reconciliation, accommoda- tion, and a commitment to f ...

260 n ormalization and after India’s national- security adviser, observed that these three countries “have some fundamental simi ...

normalization and after 261 years later, India went to extent of conferring the Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Peace u ...

262 n ormalization and after with the Jewish state, were not prepared to hold their relations with New Delhi hostage to Indo- Is ...

normalization and after 263 ment took exception to the presence of the Palestinian ambassador Kha- lid al- Shaikh at an oppositi ...

13. Conclusion “Jerusalem has been a holy city for Christians, Muslims, and Jews. Lately, it has also become a holy city for the ...

conclusion 265 along communal lines. A large portion of the Muslim community re- jected Pakistan and stayed behind in a predomin ...