India's Modi Begins Two-Day Visit to Israel to Expand Strategic and Economic Ties
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins a two-day state visit to Israel on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, landing at Ben‑Gurion Airport at 12:45 p.m. and meeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- With FTA talks underway, the visit aims to review and expand the India‑Israel Strategic Partnership across defence, security, trade and innovation, following Terms of Reference signed in November 2025.
- Addressing the Knesset, Modi will lay a wreath at Yad Vashem and attend a technology exhibition featuring 12 Israeli companies, with an MoU on defence cooperation expected.
- Bilateral trade has grown to more than $3.75 billion by FY 2024-25, and officials say the proposed Free Trade Agreement could energise market access for MSMEs.
- Amid regional tensions, the visit coincides with United States naval deployments and Israeli leaders framing India within IMEC, backed by over $20 billion in defence trade and technology collaboration .
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India's Modi gets a warm greeting from Netanyahu as he arrives in Israel
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Israel on a two-day trip expected to focus on strengthening security, economic and technological cooperation between the two countries. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said earlier this week the two leaders are “personal…
The Indian Prime Minister Modi is expected today to visit Israel for a two-day visit.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi flew to Israel on Wednesday for a two-day visit, seeking to strengthen ties with a key trade and defense partner but also sparking a wave of criticism at home.
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