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According to a former diplomat, a shift in Israel’s leadership after the 2026 elections could impact India‑Israel cooperation in defence, technology, trade, agriculture and the pending free‑trade agreement. The diplomat, identified as K.C. Singh, says he subscribes to a moderate form of Zionism, strongly opposes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yet shares some views on the Palestinians. Netanyahu has indicated openness to a broad national government while ruling out a coalition dependent on Arab parties. No further details on how these positions would translate into concrete changes in bilateral ties are provided.
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Israel’s Arab parties made historic gains in elections but uncertainty remains whether the opposition bloc would join hands with them to form a government
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Israel’s Arab parties made historic gains in elections but uncertainty remains whether the opposition bloc would join hands with them to form a government
