
Kashmir, spying, demolitions: How Modi’s India embraced ‘Israel model’ | Narendra Modi
The article describes India adopting policies that target Muslims, raising concerns about religious discrimination and abuse of power.
India and Israel are deepening their ties, with the two countries increasingly sharing elements of their governance models. The relationship is driven by shared ideological visions, including a belief in Hindu nationalism and a view of Muslims as security threats. This has led to India adopting policies like "bulldozer justice," which involves demolishing homes and businesses of suspected individuals without due process. India also utilizes Israeli technology, such as spyware, for surveillance purposes. These similarities are evident in the treatment of Kashmir, where India has imposed strict control and military presence, mirroring Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories.
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