Indo-Israel Relations with a Focus on The Usa's Interface

Owing to the fact that the United States has chosen to shift its focus on security from the Middle East to the Asia-Pacific region, other significant countries are being evaluated as potential players who may fill the void in Middle East security. A further demonstration of the fact that India is one of these players is provided by the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor, which was only recently introduced to the public. There has been a substantial change in India’s approach to West Asia due to the country’s participation in the quadrilateral cooperation known as I2U2. Because of this event, the culmination of “India’s building strategic partnerships with the United Arab Emirates and Israel,” there is a growing convergence between the United States and India in West Asia. This event underlines this convergence. India aims to integrate with and develop a connected, cooperative Gulf-Mediterranean area as a pushback mechanism against the rising Chinese economic footprint and political engagement in the region. India is undertaking this initiative. Specifically, this is a reaction to the United States’ efforts to coordinate its policies with those of the Indo-Pacific area and the Middle East. India will continue to battle to retain its own strategic vision of West Asia despite its recently demonstrated willingness to engage with “the United States of America and its regional allies.” This study aims to evaluate the political dynamics in West Asia influenced by US intervention and analyze how India’s foreign policy has adapted to its evolving position in the rapidly changing global order