The robust strategic alliance between India and Israel is set to gain further momentum with an upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The announcement came from the Israeli PM’s office after a friendly and productive phone conversation between the two leaders. This high-level engagement reflects the deep trust and shared strategic objectives that characterize the bilateral ties.
During their call, PM Modi provided an update on the critical developments unfolding in West Asia. He reaffirmed India’s long-standing position supporting peace and stability in the region, specifically mentioning support for the early implementation of the Gaza Peace Plan. This dialogue on regional security issues highlights the coordinated approach India and Israel are taking to navigate complex international challenges. The conversation emphasized their joint commitment to a ‘zero-tolerance approach’ towards terrorism in all its manifestations, a critical shared concern.
Both Prime Ministers expressed considerable satisfaction with the progress and positive trajectory of the India-Israel Strategic Partnership, spanning critical domains like defense, cybersecurity, and economic cooperation. They reiterated their mutual desire to build upon this foundation, fostering greater collaboration for shared prosperity and security. The details of Netanyahu’s potential visit to India are being finalized, with both sides actively working to set a new date, indicating the high priority both leaders place on in-person interactions and strengthening their countries’ enduring bond.
