Israel’s "Yellow Line" is a unilateral, militarized buffer zone in Gaza and Lebanon. It reflects a strategic shift toward forward defense and territorial control to prevent militant infiltration, but draws international criticism for displacing civilians and violating national sovereignty.
Click to View MoreThe West Asia conflict threatens the Indian economy by spiking crude oil prices, which worsens inflation and the trade deficit. Supply chain disruptions via the Red Sea increase freight costs, hitting exports. Prolonged instability risks the safety and remittances of millions of Indian expatriates living in the region.
Click to View MoreThe UNSC’s late-2025 adoption of a US plan for Gaza shifts from immediate statehood to a security-first, economy-driven roadmap with temporary administration, demilitarization-linked aid, and expanded Abraham Accords. India must balance its two-state stance with strategic ties. Success depends on Palestinian consent, security, and sustained global backing.
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