Netanyahu calls PM Modi ‘personal friend’ ahead of Israel visit, plans global alliance push

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “personal friend” ahead of Israel visit. Netanyahu outlined plans for a “complete system of alliances” involving India, Greece, Cyprus, Arab nations, African countries, and Asian partners. The visit aims to deepen cooperation in AI, quantum technologies, high-tech sectors, and security. Netanyahu framed the strategy as an “Axis of Reality” opposing radical Shiite and Sunni factions, signaling a sharper geopolitical stance in the region. The visit could reshape international partnerships and tech collaborations.