Prime Minister Modi is on a 2-day visit to Israel, where PM Netanyahu will welcome him. During this, there will be agreements on defense and trade and he will also address the Parliament. The opposition leader has also welcomed the visit.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave for Israel today on a two-day visit. He will leave for Israel at 9 am, where he will be formally welcomed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself. Important issues will be discussed between PM Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu. Today at 8 pm Indian time, Prime Minister Modi will address the Israeli Parliament. There will be bilateral talks between the two countries tomorrow. During this period, many agreements will be signed to increase cooperation in the fields of defense and trade. Government sources have said that India will reiterate its stand for a separate Palestinian state in the talks.
Israeli opposition leader welcomed PM Modi
Earlier there were reports that Israel’s opposition may boycott PM Modi’s speech due to differences with Benjamin Netanyahu. But now, opposition leader Yair Lapid has welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit. Lapid wrote on X that the whole of Israel is eager to welcome PM Modi.
Lapid said Modi is a true friend of Israel and the two countries have a deep friendship. Earlier, Lapid had said that he might have to boycott PM Modi’s speech. This difference of opinion was because Benjamin Netanyahu had not invited the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to listen to the speech.