Israel PM India visit: The bond between the two strong nations, India and Israel, is well known across the world. Both countries have supported each other for decades. As their bilateral ties continue, reports emerged claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had cancelled his trip to India after the deadly Red Fort blast. However, dismissing all these claims, the Israeli Prime Minister posted on X about India and PM Modi. Underscoring their strong bond, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he has full confidence in India’s security under PM Narendra Modi.
“Israel’s bond with India and between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is very strong. The PM has full confidence in India’s security under PM Modi, and teams are already coordinating a new visit date,” the official account of the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel posted on X.
The teams from both countries are coordinating a new visit date, according to the Israeli PM’s Office.
Prime Minister's Office:
---Advertisement---Israel’s bond with India and between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Prime Minister @narendramodi is very strong. The PM has full confidence in India’s security under PM Modi, and teams are already coordinating a new visit date.
— Prime Minister of Israel (@IsraeliPM) November 25, 2025
On reports of Netanyahu cancelling his India trip
There were reports in the Israeli media that said Israeli PM Netanyahu, who was scheduled to visit New Delhi in December, had called off the trip after the deadly Red Fort blast, which killed at least 12 people. The visit was his first official trip to India since 2018. The reason for postponing the visit was due to security concerns following the terror attack in the capital earlier this month.
The reports said he would look for a new date next year, depending on security assessments. On November 12, the Israeli Prime Minister expressed his condolences to PM Modi and the people of India after the car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, which killed several people and injured many others. In a message shared on X, Netanyahu said India and Israel are ancient civilisations built on lasting values, and added that terror attacks cannot weaken the strong resolve of their people.
