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Call Media on Amnesty International’s India’s Weapons to Israel Report

Action Alert

Major U.S. newsrooms are still silent on Amnesty International’s new report, Made in India: The Supply of Weapons and Ammunition to Israel.

The report documents 2,596 shipments from India to Israel supplied during Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Amnesty says that India may be legally complicit in war crimes and crimes against humanity due to its violations of the ICJ order and the Geneva Conventions.

Email and call national and local newsrooms today.

Email template: 

Subject: Coverage request: Amnesty documents India-to-Israel arms pipeline

Dear [Newsroom],

I’m writing to ask your newsroom to cover Amnesty International’s July 2026 report, Made in India: The Supply of Weapons and Ammunition to Israel.

The report examines 2,596 shipments from India to Israel between October 7, 2023, and November 30, 2025. Amnesty found that these included more than 564,000 explosive-ordnance components and 390,000 small-arms parts supplied to Israeli defence companies, including firms directly linked to the Israeli military.

This is an important part of the arms pipeline sustaining Israel’s military operations in Gaza, yet it has received almost no attention from major news outlets.

The report raises serious questions about India’s state-owned and private arms suppliers, transfers to Elbit Systems and other Israeli defence contractors, continued exports after the ICJ’s provisional measures, and the legal risks Amnesty identifies.

Independent outlets including Common Dreams, TRT World, and Muslim Network TV have covered the report in the United States. Why has mainstream media remained silent?

Please assign a reporter to examine these findings and give the public the coverage this story deserves.

Sincerely,
[Name]

Phone script: 

Hello, my name is [name], and I’m calling from [city].

I’m asking your newsroom to cover Amnesty International’s July 2026 report, Made in India: The Supply of Weapons and Ammunition to Israel.

The report documents 2,596 shipments from India to Israel, including more than 564,000 explosive-ordnance components and 390,000 small-arms parts. These transfers continued despite serious warnings about violations of international law in Gaza.

This is a major public-interest story, but it has received almost no coverage from leading U.S. newsrooms.

Please ask your editors to assign a reporter to investigate India’s arms pipeline to Israel, the companies involved and the legal risks identified by Amnesty.

Could you please record this as a coverage request and pass it to the foreign affairs or investigations desk?

Thank you.

Voicemail: 

Hello, my name is [name] from [city]. I’m urging your newsroom to cover Amnesty International’s new Made in India report, which documents 2,596 arms-related shipments from India to Israel. This is a major gap in public understanding and deserves urgent investigation. Please forward this request to your foreign affairs or investigations editor. Thank you.

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