India and Israel: A Dangerous Alliance Against Iran?

The recent Israeli airstrikes in Iran targeting military, nuclear, and civilian sites have shocked the world. But behind the scenes, a deeper conspiracy seems to be unfolding — one involving the Indian intelligence agency RAW and its growing role in the region under the guise of friendship and development.

Despite strict bans on American and Israeli operatives inside Iran, Israel managed to carry out precise, real-time attacks. The question arises: Where did Israel get such accurate intelligence from? The likely answer points to India’s Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), operating under the shadow of development projects such as the Chabahar Port and energy collaborations.

India’s deep presence in Iran through infrastructure and energy projects has allegedly provided cover for espionage. The possibility that RAW supplied Israel with sensitive intelligence cannot be ignored — a betrayal masked as friendship.

The recent attacks were not just military operations but represented a shared ideology between Hindutva and Zionism — an ideology rooted in Islamophobia, aggression, and hostility towards Muslim nations. The brutal targeting of civilians, including women and children, mirrors India’s own actions during its aggression against Pakistan on May 6–7, when mosques, madrasas, and civilian areas were deliberately targeted.

Just like Israel, India also uses technology like drones and air defense systems — many of which are Israeli-made — to assert dominance.

However, Pakistan has already shown that this so-called unbeatable alliance is vulnerable, having successfully countered Israeli-Indian technologies in recent engagements.

India has used its diplomatic and economic ties to quietly embed intelligence operatives across Iran. RAW’s infiltration under the pretext of development is now suspected of playing a key role in supporting Israel’s offensive. Israeli intelligence may have been powered not just by satellites or surveillance drones, but by on-ground intelligence provided through India’s network.

The presence of Indian agents has come under scrutiny before, and now Iran must ask: Can we truly trust a country whose military-linked media voices openly insult Iranian leaders? A case in point is Indian ex-army officer and media figure Major Gaurav Arya, who used derogatory language against Iran’s Foreign Minister.

Iran must now confront an uncomfortable truth: the real betrayal may have come not from the West, but from a so-called “friend” — India. It is time for the Iranian people to reassess the cost of their diplomatic and economic openness towards New Delhi. RAW’s actions have not just undermined Iran’s sovereignty but also handed over strategic advantages to Israel.

This isn’t just Iran’s problem. The RAW-Mossad nexus is a growing threat to the entire Muslim world. Silence today could lead to further escalations tomorrow — in Syria, Pakistan, or any other Muslim country. The Ummah must awaken, recognize hidden enemies within its ranks, and confront this Hindutva-Zionist alliance with unity and strategy.