Although the Kashmir issue has continued from 1947 to today it is a reason for the conflict between India and Pakistan, the extremist nationalist ideology of Hindua lies in the basis of the crisis that India is experiencing within its borders and with neighboring countries.
In India, Narendra Modi and its BJP, which represents the center of the Hindu ideology, led to power in 2014, the state’s discriminatory policies against minorities within the country, especially Muslims. Moody and exclusionary policies encouraged Hindu national groups to attack Muslims.
The change of Narindra Modi is the law of amending citizenship (CAA), which aims to exclude Muslims, the national registry of citizens (NRC) that damages them, and reorganizing Article 370, which guarantees the special status of Kashmir in a way that aims to change the Muslim population composition in the region, and the demolition of the Babri mosque- which the Emperor Baber built- by thousands of Hindu nationalists with axes and shocks, all indications of indications that indicate indicating indications indicating The ideology of Hindua has gained an impressive position in the country with Modi.
Consequently, when we assess problems within India and the Indian Pakistani conflict, and conflicts in Indian geography through the strong presence of Hindu ideology in the state, we reach new and different results.
Once again, the strong and strategic relationship between India and Israel and the strong support that Israel provides to India in the Indian Pakistani conflict is the meaning when evaluating it through Hindi’s history and ideological roots.
Hindu and Zionism
Nationalism can be evaluated in India through two main streams. These two national currents contain contradictory differences.
The first of these national currents is the national line that Gandhi and the jewels of Lal Nehru, and the other is the Hindu who considers the Damodar Savarkar the spiritual father of him, who also led to the assassination of Gandhi.
Gandhi and Nahru’s national jewels often tend to be anti -imperialism, anti -Zionism, comprehensive, pluralistic, and democratic.
As for the Hindu, which was founded by Savarkar, it adopts a fascist ideology that glorifies and expanded the Indian ethnic identity.
The foundations of the Hindu (Indian) ideology formed the Savarkar book, published in 1923 entitled, “The Basics of Hindua”.
In this book, Savarquar took the headlines of Hindu and Hinduva in a new way, and showed that “Hinduism is not the same Hindu, and that Hinduism is just part of Hindu.”
In his book “The Basics of Hindua”, Safarquar describes the following: “Hindua includes all branches of thought and work for Indian race and surrounds its complete existence.”
Vianiac Damodar Savarkar has always been a person who is always interested in Zionism, and was severely affected by the Zionist ideology while forming the foundations of Hindu.
The influence of Zionism on Savarkar is clearly evident in his books and statements. Safarkar made the following statement, targeting the Nahu government, which officially did not recognize Israel:
“If a war broke out between India and Pakistan tomorrow, almost all Muslims will stand by Pakistan, but Israel will be next to us. For this reason, India must recognize Israel immediately.”
Savarkar is designed as a barrier against Islam in India and the region. In fact, in his book “The Basics of Hindua”, Safarquar emphasizes his position against Islam and the approach of Hindua towards Islam with the following phrases: “Years and decades have passed until centuries; the Arabian Peninsula is no longer an Arab island, and Iran was destroyed. Egypt, Syria, Afghanistan, Baluchistan and Taristan – nations and civilizations surrendered from Granada to Ghazna in front of Saif Al -Islam Salami.”
Hindu adopts a similar belief in the land of the deadline, which is one of the foundations of Zionism. Accordingly, the ideology of Hindua includes the current remote area of India, the southern Himalayas, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.
The belief that the promised land has been given to the Jews by God, is also present in the Hindu, which was created by Savarcar. According to Sevarkar, India is sacred.
According to Savarkar, Hindua is also qualified to determine the lands and holy places of the Indians. Savarkar narrated the basic principles of Hindua in 6 materials. In 5 articles, it argues that the Holy Land of the Indians can only be India, and it includes India, south of the Himalayas, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan. Savarkar believes that the person who is considered to be a land other than Indian lands is sacred and lacks Indian consciousness.
According to Sevarkar, only Jews can be aware of this high awareness of Hindu. Savarkar emphasizes this point in his book as follows: “Outside the Indians, only the Jews were able to approach our aforementioned understanding.”
In his book “The Basics of Hindua”, Savarquar defends the necessity of Zionism. Savarquar has introduced into the ideology of Hindua, whose principles defined, Zionist ideas.
Savarkar reveals this approach in his book with the following phrases:
“If the Zionists’ dreams are achieved one day, we will rejoice as much as our Jewish friends rejoice at least. Just as the Muhammadis have held their sovereignty over their holy lands (Mecca and Medina), the Jews will take over their holy lands as well. The various and incompatible elements pose a threat to the future and unity of India.”
At the present time, it lies in the basis of the close relationship between India and Israel during the Moody government, the Hindu ideology was influenced by Zionism.
Once again, the source of the Indian Pakistani conflict, many problems inside India, and problems in the region are the prevailing ideology of Hindu in India.
The history of Israel’s relationship with national groups in India
The relations between India and Israel were lukewarm and tense from the fifties of the last century, when New Delhi recognized Israel as a country, until the nineties. Israel was represented in India with a consulate only. While India was adopting a closer approach to the policies of Arab countries, it preferred to support the policies of Arab countries in international organizations such as the United Nations.
A serious deterioration in relations occurred when the Israeli consul in India, Youssef Hussein, criticized the Indian government in an interview with a local newspaper; Because of its support for the Arabs, which led to the announcement of an unwanted person.
In addition, the Indian government was putting many difficulties for Israeli tourists, and even refused to grant Israelis visas to attend international conferences organized in the country. This information was received in a report prepared by the Israeli Foreign Ministry in 1985 and published by the Haaretz newspaper.
After its relations were bad with the Indian government, Israel contacted Indian national groups and established strong relations.
Among the relations of Israel with the radical Hindu nationalist parties, the relationship with the Hindu party is most interesting. A month after Israel had established relations with the Parisian Hindu party, on December 31, 1973, a sudden person visited the Israeli consulate building in India.
Gobal Godsi, the brother of Gandhi’s killer. Godsi was sentenced to life imprisonment for his involvement in the assassination plot. He was released in 1965.
Israel’s contact with the BJP -Gata Party (BJP) is also led by Modi to the 1970s. Diplomats and Israeli churches held a series of meetings with the Pharaia Jatata Party in the 1970s.
Israel has also established relations on the same dates with the National Volunteer Organization (Rashtia Sweymasifak Sang / RSS), where Modi also adopts the Hindu ideology, which was founded in 1925. Israel supported RSS activities and funded them.
Another right -wing national organization adopts the ideology of Hindua in India, is the Hindu Global Council (Vesifa Hindu Parish / VHP). Israel’s close -up development with VHP is back to the 1980s.
While Israel was unable to establish low diplomatic relations with the Indian state until the 1990s, we see that its relationship with the right -wing national organizations and militias that adopt the Hindu ideology affected by Zionism dates back to the 1970s.
Indian -Israeli relations, which gradually evolved gradually after the 1990s, witnessed a rapid rise with Modi’s arrival in power in 2014, adopting the ideology of Hindu.
Moody’s visit to Israel in 2017 as Prime Minister of India is a turning point in Indian -Israeli relations.
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