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🤝 Official visit and planned schedule: Prime Minister Netanyahu and his wife Sara welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi upon his arrival for another official visit to Israel. Modi previously visited Israel in 2017, followed by Netanyahu’s reciprocal visit to India. The leaders are scheduled to attend a reception at the Knesset, visit an innovation event in Jerusalem, and hold a joint dinner. The following day, they will visit Yad Vashem and convene expanded bilateral meetings with their teams, where multiple agreements are expected to be signed across economic, security, and diplomatic sectors to advance Israel–India cooperation.
▪️ Netanyahu remarks at special Knesset session: “India and Israel are two ancient civilizations, from the Indus Valley to the Jordan Valley. Our alliance is a tremendous multiplier of our strengths — in spirit, in action, and in innovation. Together, we will bring the friendship between our peoples to unprecedented heights.”
PM Netanyahu: "I was very excited to host today in the Knesset my friend, the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. This is true friendship - between two leaders, between two countries, and between two ancient peoples. I spoke about the strategic alliance between us, about the partnership that brings innovation, security, and prosperity, and about India's clear and moral stance alongside Israel after October 7."
PM Netanyahu: "We are facing radical Islam, which endangers the entire world and the free nations. The mother base of radical Islam is the Middle East. We will together build an alliance to fight against those who worship death and seek to drag us back to the Dark Ages. Either the jihadist axis of evil will break us, or we will break it".
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