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Dr. Oshrit Birvadker

Senior fellow. Expert on the foreign and defense policy of India.

Dr. Oshrit Birvadker is a senior fellow at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security and Israel’s first Indian policy researcher. An expert in India-Israel, India-Gulf, and Indo-Pacific relations, she advises governments on national security and consults for tech companies. She is also CEO and founder of Indivade, which exports Israeli innovation to Asian markets. A prominent commentator, she writes for The Marker and The Print. A member of the Bene Israeli community, she has spent over a decade promoting India-Israel cultural ties and supporting the Indian community in Israel. Dr. Birvadker has received multiple awards for academic excellence and pioneering research.
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Islamabad’s Taliban Strategy

Pakistan seeks to position itself as a regional mediator while exploiting global distraction over the war with Iran to intensify military pressure on the Taliban and shift the balance of power along the border

09/04/2026
Pakistan’s Chief of Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir. Photo credit: IMAGO / Newscom World.

Islamabad’s Hour

Pakistan’s Mediation Efforts to Bring to End the War in the Middle East

26/03/2026
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

New Delhi’s Strategic Caution on the Iran Crisis

While India’s opposition accuses Modi of abandoning the nation’s foundational foreign policy principles—notably through his silence on Khamenei’s killing—New Delhi remains fixed on a different goal: maximizing its strategic autonomy. By keeping channels open with Tehran and securing critical energy supplies, India is quietly preserving its status as perhaps the only viable mediator in an increasingly volatile region

22/03/2026

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