World Citizen: India Must Choose Between Iran and Israel
By Frida Ghitis,
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When a bomb attached to an Israeli diplomat's car exploded in New Delhi earlier this week, it not only injured at least four people, it also seriously damaged India's hopes of staying out of the conflict over Iran's nuclear program.
There is no confirmation that the attack was carried out by Iran or its ally Hezbollah, as Israel maintains. Still, the incident points to the increasingly untenable efforts by Indian officials to simultaneously nurture close ties with the U.S and strengthen relations with Israel, while maintaining valuable ties with Iran in the face of U.S. and international sanctions. ...
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