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As global dynamics change, India has emerged more and more as a leading global power. But what does the rise of India mean for the Middle East and Israel in particular? And how does India view the region? Here to discuss the history and current state of Indian-Israeli relations is Ratnadeep Chakraborty.
About our Speaker: Ratnadeep Chakraborty is the author of “The Evolution of Israel’s National Security Doctrine: A Journey from Ben-Gurion to Netanyahu” and the co-founder of “The Honest Critique”, an independent media organization offering in-depth analysis of global affairs. He contributes regularly to prominent media platforms in India and hosts the popular podcast “Indian Eye on Israel,” where he delves into Israel’s politics, society, and its role on the global stage. He specializes in strategic affairs and terrorism in the Middle East region, uniquely decoding Israel's complex political and security landscape through an Indian lens. He holds two master's degrees in international relations and history as well as a bachelor's degree in journalism.
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