Overview
- Amnesty’s report says investigators tracked 2,596 consignments sent from India to Israel between 7 October 2023 and 30 November 2025 using shipment-level trade data.
- The organisation quantifies at least 390,516 small-arms parts, 564,970 explosive-ordnance parts and 298 military-vehicle components among the exports it identified.
- Named Indian suppliers include state-owned Munitions India Limited and private firms such as PLR Systems, Indo MIM, Kalyani Systems and Alpha Elsec, while major Israeli recipients named are Elbit Systems, IAI and Rafael.
- Amnesty says its methodology was deliberately conservative, that it excluded items likely for civilian use or air-defence systems, and that it contacted nine companies and the Indian state but received no replies by publication.
- The report frames the transfers as carrying a substantial risk of contributing to serious international-law violations, cites the ICJ’s provisional measures on Gaza, and notes India has deepened defence ties with Israel and has not joined the Arms Trade Treaty.