The Trilateral India-US-Israel dialogue looks toward fostering cooperation on issues such as counter-terrorism, emerging technologies, and regional security. For India, the terrorism experience is from the borders of Pakistan, and in Israel’s face, terrorism forms. The USA has passed through the tragic event of 9/11, and the member states are facing similar challenges. The country-to-country relations are premised on a strong bond and common interests, which then follow intelligence sharing, joint military exercises, and coordinated diplomatic efforts on regional security. This is an area in which these countries have worked together in emerging technologies, research and development, cybersecurity, and fostering start-up ecosystems. Initiatives like the I2U2 and the IMEC(India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor) are outputs that aim at connectivity and economic integration between one another. Yet, India’s proximity to Israel is what irritates the Arab states.

Nevertheless, India has nurtured its relations with Gulf countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which enjoy Large bilateral trade. The independent foreign policy of India, much like the balanced stand on the UN ceasefire resolution in Gaza, underlines strategic autonomy. More so, this deepens India’s increased relationship with the US, particularly to check on China. For the United States, its alignment significantly prevents increased relations between India and China. Therefore, this trilateral dialogue underscores how much India is committed to global security while at the same time maintaining regional engagement.