Netanyahu says Israel investing heavily in India ties, hails ‘friend Narendra’ | Watch
Rejecting suggestions that Israel was diplomatically isolated, Netanyahu pointed to the support his country receives from India.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has emphasized the importance of India in Israel's foreign policy, calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi "one of our greatest friends." Speaking in a podcast interview, Netanyahu stated that his government is investing significantly in strengthening ties with New Delhi. This comes amid the ongoing Iran conflict and a shifting geopolitical landscape.
Netanyahu believes that Israel must cultivate additional alliances, and India's support, both in terms of military and social media, is unparalleled. He also defended himself against claims that the United States is Israel's only powerful ally, asserting that India provides overwhelming support. India and Israel have a long-standing relationship, with both leaders sharing a personal rapport.
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