Modi, Netanyahu to Meet Very Soon as Gaza Peace Plan Advances
Modi, Netanyahu to Meet Very Soon as Gaza Peace Plan Advances
India and Israel reaffirm ties, condemn terrorism, and plan to meet soon as Modi backs the Gaza Peace Plan and West Asia stability.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke by phone and reaffirmed a robust, ongoing strategic partnership between their countries. The leaders condemned terrorism in all its forms and pledged closer cooperation on security, defense, and regional stability. They also discussed developments in West Asia and Modi emphasized India's support for a just and lasting peace in the region, including the Gaza Peace Plan's early implementation.
Both sides underscored the momentum in the India-Israel relationship and agreed to stay in close contact as they pursue shared objectives. They announced that they would meet very soon to continue high level discussions on ways to deepen collaboration across technology, energy, agriculture, and people-to-people ties.
With the Gaza Peace Plan at the center of regional diplomacy, Modi reiterated India's commitment to supporting constructive efforts that promote peace and the welfare of civilians. Netanyahu signaled readiness to advance talks and practical steps that could bolster stability in West Asia while preserving mutual interests.
Analysts have noted that the phone call reinforces a multi-decade partnership that has seen rapid growth in defense, technology, and investment ties, even as both nations navigate a complex regional security landscape. The leaders' decision to maintain regular communication signals a desire to translate diplomatic warmth into concrete outcomes for citizens in both countries.
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