Sources from Jerusalem stated that PM Modi, on a three-day visit to Israel, will yesterday hold back meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli leaders. According to sources it was stated that the countries will sign at least seven agreements in area of defense, security, water and more.
Sources have reported that apart from signing multiple pacts, the two Prime Ministers are expected to deliver a strong message against terrorism in their joint statement. Both leaders had yesterday spoken about combating terrorism and radicalism in their first speeches after PM Modi arrived.
Meanwhile on Tuesday night Mr. Netanyahu said although the two countries
are unequal in size, "we are equal in spirit". He also spoke of
common challenges the two countries face, by stating that "the first of it
is to defeat the force of terror that rampage through the world and threaten
both our countries". Their speech should pave way for the growth and
development of both the countries.
