From Gaza to defence: Five key takeaways from Indian PM Modi’s Israel visit
Al Jazeera
Indian PM throws his weight behind Israel’s Netanyahu even as genocide continues in occupied Palestinian territory.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has wrapped up a two-day visit to Israel, which was marked by a welcoming embrace from his counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, and a conspicuous silence about Israel’s genocidal war in occupied Palestinian territory.
During the visit, which began on Wednesday, the two leaders lauded their strong friendship, which they said has deepened bilateral ties, and signed agreements on a range of issues, including innovation and agriculture.
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