Benjamin Netanyahu Praises India-Israel Ties, Calls India a ‘Special Friend’
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu highlights India-Israel friendship, praising India’s strong public support and growing strategic partnership with Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has strongly praised the relationship between Israel and India, describing India as a “special friend” where people have immense affection and support for Israel.
Speaking during an event in the West Bank on Thursday, Netanyahu highlighted the warmth and goodwill Israel receives from the people of India despite facing criticism and opposition in several parts of the world. He noted that India continues to stand out as a country where Israel enjoys widespread respect and positive public sentiment.
The Israeli Prime Minister emphasized the growing strength of bilateral ties between the two nations, which have expanded significantly over the years in areas such as defense, technology, trade, agriculture, and strategic cooperation. Netanyahu’s remarks once again reflected the close diplomatic and cultural relationship shared by India and Israel.
He also acknowledged the strong people-to-people connection between the two countries and appreciated the support shown by Indian citizens towards Israel on global platforms and social media.
India and Israel have witnessed rapidly improving relations in recent years, with high-level diplomatic engagements and cooperation across multiple sectors strengthening the partnership further. Netanyahu’s statement is being viewed as another significant gesture underscoring the importance of India in Israel’s foreign policy and strategic outreach.
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