West Asia developments – Bharat Pulse News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening India-Israel ties after a telephone conversation focused on bilateral cooperation and developments in West Asia. Netanyahu later thanked PM Modi for his efforts to deepen relations between the two countries. Netanyahu Thanks PM Modi After Phone Call Netanyahu publicly thanked PM Modi following their August 6 conversation, describing the Indian leader as a friend and saying the two countries would continue strengthening their relationship. The exchange reflected continued high-level engagement between New Delhi and Tel Aviv as the two governments expand cooperation under the India-Israel Special Strategic Partnership. India-Israel Strategic Partnership Reviewed During the phone call, PM Modi and Netanyahu reviewed progress across several areas of bilateral cooperation and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening ties for the mutual benefit of both countries. India and Israel cooperate extensively in defence, agriculture, technology, innovation, cybersecurity, water management and trade. The relationship was elevated to a Special Strategic Partnership for Peace, Innovation and Prosperity during PM Modi's visit to Israel in February 2026, expanding the scope of cooperation between the two countries. Modi, Netanyahu Discuss West Asia Situation The two leaders also exchanged views on recent developments in West Asia, where continuing security and diplomatic tensions remain a major regional concern. No detailed account of their discussion on individual conflicts or countries was released. PM Modi and Netanyahu agreed to remain in contact as India and Israel continue monitoring developments across the region while advancing their bilateral partnership.

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