Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Israel. His flight was the most tracked in the world on Flightradar24. The plane flew from Delhi to Tel Aviv, avoiding the airspace of Pakistan and Iran. The journey took place by Air India One.
PM Modi Israel Tour: PM Modi has reached Israel on his two-day visit. During his journey, his flight location was the most tracked in the world. According to data from Flightradar24, an online platform that monitors aircraft movement, PM Modi’s flight was the most watched in the world. According to Flightradar, when PM Modi’s flight was entering the airspace of Jordan from Saudi Arabia at around 3:45 pm on Wednesday evening, 7184 people were tracking it live. This figure shows how much curiosity there was about this flight at the global level.
Modi’s second visit to Israel in 9 years
This is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s second visit to Israel in the last 9 years. Earlier he had gone there in July 2017. PM Modi will hold a personal meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday. Apart from this, he will also address the Parliament there. The PM will also meet the Indian community living in Israel.
Arms related deal possible between the two countries
During this visit of PM Modi, there can also be a deal related to arms between the two countries, which includes drones and anti-ballistic missile systems. Israeli newspaper ‘The Jerusalem Post’ published a special front page to welcome PM Modi on his visit. ‘Namaste’ written in Hindi with the picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the front page. ‘Shalom’ is also written on the side in Hebrew, which means hello or hello.
Route decided avoiding airspace of Pakistan and Iran
PM Modi’s plane completely avoided the airspace of Pakistan and Iran while going to Israel. The plane took off from Delhi, first crossed the Arabian Sea, passed over Gujarat and reached Oman. After this it passed through Saudi Arabian airspace and entered Jordan. After Jordan, the Israeli border begins, from where the plane completed its last flight. The Prime Minister went on this trip by Air India One. This is a special aircraft of the Government of India, which is used only for official visits of the Prime Minister and other high officials.