PM Modi spoke with Israeli PM Netanyahu, exchanging New Year greetings and discussing India–Israel strategic partnership & counterterrorism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday engaged in a telephonic discussion with his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, conveying New Year greetings and assessing the advancement of the India–Israel Strategic Partnership. The discussion highlighted the increasing strength of bilateral relations and the mutual dedication of both countries to regional stability and counterterrorism efforts.

Sharing details of the call on X, Modi stated: “It was a pleasure to converse with my esteemed colleague, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and to extend New Year greetings to him and the people of Israel.” We deliberated on strategies to further enhance the India–Israel Strategic Partnership in the upcoming year. We also discussed the regional situation and reaffirmed our mutual commitment to combat terrorism with increased resolve.

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Emphasize Strategic Collaboration and Security

During the discussion, both leaders conveyed their approval of the consistent advancements achieved in bilateral cooperation across various sectors. They concurred to broaden cooperation in domains of shared interest, embodying the escalating strategic alignment between New Delhi and Tel Aviv. Security collaboration and counterterrorism continued to be central elements of the dialogue, with both parties reaffirming their firm stance against terrorism in all its manifestations.

The leaders also exchanged views on the shifting regional dynamics in the Middle East, highlighting the significance of coordinated efforts to promote peace and stability. Their reaffirmation of collaborative efforts to combat terrorism underscored a unified commitment to tackling shared security concerns.