Prof. Cohen-Eliya: "India is significant for us in the day after Trump"

Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya was interviewed on the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14 and emphasized India's strategic importance for Israel, particularly in the context of the day after Trump's presidency. He praised Prime Minister Netanyahu's efforts to establish a strategic axis with New Delhi, noting that this is a significant step for the country's future.

Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya, a panelist on the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, addressed the strategic importance of India for Israel, especially in the context of the day after Donald Trump's presidency. He emphasized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's vision in building a strategic axis with New Delhi, noting that this is a highly significant step for the country's future. Cohen-Eliya noted that Netanyahu was "the first to take the trouble to congratulate the Indian pilot," and was very meticulous about it. According to him, despite the claims prevalent in certain media channels about Netanyahu's political considerations, in this case it is a broad strategic consideration that everyone can agree on. He highlighted the importance of the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Modi to Israel and the positioning of the relationship as a strategic matter. The panelist explained that "in the day after Trump, India is a very significant country for us," and emphasized its importance as a potential strategic partner that could serve as a significant anchor for Israel in the changing international arena. Additionally, Cohen-Eliya referred to the instincts of Israelis, noting that "there is something that he has, it's something natural that exists and that's what we need to teach the Europeans," and compared this to the situation in Europe where, according to him, "culture is collapsing, when there is no solidarity, when there is no willingness to sacrifice."