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What do America and Israel want?
While their operations are coordinated, their end-state goals have slight but significant differences:

Regime Change: For the first time, both the U.S. and Israel have explicitly targeted the core leadership. The assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on February 28 was intended to create a power vacuum, hoping to trigger a domestic uprising and end the current theocratic rule.

Nuclear "Zero": They want the total physical destruction of Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Unlike previous years of "containment," the current strikes on sites like Natanz and Isfahan aim for permanent dismantling.

Neutralizing the "Ring of Fire": Israel wants to permanently sever the "Axis of Resistance." By hitting Tehran directly, they aim to leave groups like Hezbollah and the Houthis without their primary source of funding, intelligence, and advanced weaponry.

Freedom of Navigation: The U.S. wants to ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains open. Iran has threatened a "scorched earth" policy, vowing to sink any vessel in the waterway, which would collapse the global energy market.

What is India’s Role?
India finds itself in an incredibly difficult position, balancing a "Special Strategic Partnership" with Israel against deep economic and diaspora interests in Iran and the Gulf.

The Strategic Bond with Israel
Just days before the strikes (Feb 25-26, 2026), PM Modi was on a State Visit to Jerusalem.

Special Strategic Partnership: India and Israel elevated their ties to the highest possible diplomatic tier.

Technology & Defense: They signed 17 major pacts covering AI-driven defense, cybersecurity, and semiconductors. While India is not participating in the strikes, it relies heavily on Israeli defense tech (missiles, UAVs, and radar) which are currently being battle-tested in Iran.

I2U2 & IMEC: India and Israel remain committed to the "India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor" (IMEC), which they view as the long-term alternative to Chinese influence, though the war has temporarily frozen this project.