INDO-ISRAEL STRATEGIC COOPERATION: CHALLENGES AND IMPLICATIONS ON PAKISTAN

Qudsia Akram,Laila Ahmed,Summaya Shahid

doi:10.52567/pjsr.v3i3.251

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Abstract

This research work attempts to evaluate the Indo-Israel strategic cooperation in South Asia and the resultant security challenges and threats for Pakistan due to this partnership. Security dilemma has been used to explain the hostile arms race between India and Pakistan and why India is strengthening its strategic ties with Israel. In addition, in-depth strategic cooperation and the nature of Indo-Israel relations give the understanding about the defense cooperation existing between Tel Aviv and New Delhi. Even though there have been several obstacles to furthering their military ties, these factors have not been drastic enough to impact the defense and strategic relations between the two nations. The methodology of this research is based on the qualitative research method. This method is based on descriptive, historical, and explanatory approaches towards the concepts, issues, concerns, and strategies. Keywords: Israel- India, Strategic partnership, Pakistan, South Asia, Cooperation

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India is a state situated in the south Asian region
The south Asian region especially india and pakistan have been subjected to tensions between the states since they gained independence from the British colonial empire
The bilateral cooperation between India and Israel is based on mutual benefits

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India is a state situated in the south Asian region. The state came into existence after World War II as a result of the decolonization process. In the post-nuclear era, the looming defensive and strategic cooperation between India and Israel has challenged Pakistan's security and territorial integrity. The nature of well-established and structured bilateral relations between India and Israel contains several commonalities which place both the states into stronger diplomatic and strategic ties while locating in different regions.

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