Modern India is land of many paradox. In population, it’s the world’s second largest population after China, but it has more billionaires than China; India is home to over 2,000 ethnic groups, each with unique language; it has followers of world’s all major religions; India has the largest low-caste community in the world (over 200 million), the largest unwed widows (33 million) and home to world’s largest ‘Holy Cow’ population (over one million). The Hindu majority is also credited with killing around one million unborn girls through abortion and by other means.

Since its creation in August 1947 – New Delhi has been fighting with more than 18 military separatist groups in India. These call for either a new state within Indian dominion or a totally independent state from New Delhi, such as Occupied Muslim-majority Jammu & Kashmir Valley, Nagaland and Khalistan. However, the greatest threat to India as a sovereign state doesn’t come from its local rebel groups or its neighboring ‘enemies’ (Pakistan, Bangladesh, China and Nepal) but from its anti-Muslim ally, Israel, which since 1990s have been behind India’s local terrorism and its wars with its neighbors.

Thanks to the powerful Hindu extremist groups India-Israel relationship is on the rise. According to the figures released in 2009 by Israeli Defence Ministry, India accounted for 50% of Israel’s military exports. From 2006 to 2009, India’s $9 billion arms purchase from Israel have made India its largest client of military hardware. These arms sales were part of a declared NDA policy to forge an alliance among India, the United States and Israel. Same has been proposed by Brajesh Mishra in a speech to the American Jewish Community in Washington in May 2003 that India, Israel and the United States should unite to combat the common threat of Islamic fundamentalism. The Indo-Israel nexus is a part of the combat strategy to fight this common threat.

It is well known that Israeli Mossad infiltrates in jihadi organization structure through Indian influence in Afghanistan in order to help and train them. In his article, ‘Israel supplier of weapons to India’ Michael William pointed out that reason behind Israel’s inclination towards strengthening defence ties with India is to save its defence industry to die down and start a proxy war against Pakistan in Baluchistan and in FATA.

The Zionist think tank, Belfer Center, in its July 2008 Policy Brief had recommended that India should continue its close ties with Israel and use its influence on Arab governments to recognize Israel and that the US administration must continue its support security and diplomatic cooperation between India and Israel. However, this support must be kept “secret” as the knowledge of such American support would certainly creat a backlash in India and the Muslim world.

“Among the questions open and honest dialogue would need to address is the extent to which outside forces are having a significant influence on India’s drift to war with itself. It’s not too much of a secret that for more than a decade (and perhaps much longer) Israel’s Mossad has been advising, some say directing, India’s intelligence agencies. The cover story is co-operation in the “war against global terrorism”. But it’s not unreasonable to speculate that agents of Zionism and its neo-con associates are complicit in stoking Hindu-Muslim tensions. By giving Zionism and its neo-con associates something of a free hand, I think India’s authorities have seriously compromised their country’s independence on counter-insurgency policy. If, as Chakma said, India must “rely on the rule of law” in order to have a chance of defeating its rebels, that is never going to happen as long as Zionism is allowed to call at least some of the counter-insurgency shots. Zionism has complete contempt for the rule of law. An India which takes Zionism’s advice is, in my opinion, an India that will be torn apart by unthinkable violence in a foreseeable future,” Alan Hart in India at war with itself

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