Netanyahu Bets on Modi's Visit: New Alliances Redraw the Map of the Middle East

SadaNews - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that the visit of his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi next Wednesday represents a strategic step to deepen bilateral relations and expand the network of regional alliances.

Netanyahu described the visit as part of a broader vision to build a system of alliances in the Middle East that includes India and Arab, African, and Asian countries, aimed at countering what he referred to as the radical axes in the region, whether the extremist Shiite or Sunni ones, through cooperation with moderate countries.

This comes as part of a work plan for cooperation with India until 2029, which includes artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital innovation.