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July 26, 2026India Quarterly A Journal of International Affairs

Constructing Enmity: Cultural Narratives and Identity Politics in the Israel–Iran Rivalry

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VMVivek Kumar Mishra

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This analysis explores the ideological and identity-based conflicts driving the Israel–Iran rivalry, emphasizing cultural narratives.

Key Points

  • The aim is to understand the complex dynamics of the Israel-Iran rivalry influenced by cultural narratives and identity politics.
  • Analyzed cultural and ideational factors in the Iran-Israel rivalry
  • Applied a social constructivist approach to understanding international relations
  • Examined the interplay of domestic political dynamics and foreign policies
  • Identified deep-rooted ideological differences contributing to mutual mistrust between Israel and Iran.
  • Demonstrated how cultural narratives shape the self-image and foreign policies of both nations.
  • Highlighted the role of the United States in exacerbating tensions over nuclear capabilities.

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Vivek Kumar Mishra (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a65a501d3aea3239cd77401https://doi.org/10.1177/09749284261468494
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