
Who is really safe in India and Israel? | Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu shared a warm embrace upon their meeting in Israel, signifying the deepening partnership between the two nations. While both leaders claim to offer sanctuary for their respective religious groups, the article highlights persistent hierarchies and exclusion within both countries. The Israeli prime minister's wife wore saffron, a symbol of Hindutva, while the article points out that racial discrimination against Mizrahi Jews and Ethiopian Jews exists in Israel and caste-based discrimination is prevalent in India. These realities demonstrate that neither country guarantees safety for all its citizens.
27 FEB 2026
— BBC
Prime Minister Modi and Netanyahu agreed to deepen defense and AI cooperation during a two-day visit, culminating in a series of bilateral agreements.
28 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
The Congress criticized Prime Minister Modi's visit to Israel, citing concerns that it could be perceived as endorsing military escalation and undermining India's commitment to international law.
1 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
Following the attack on Iran by the United States and Israel, Prime Minister Modi will chair a CCS meeting to discuss the escalating situation.
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