India-Israel Relations: PM Modi and PM Netanyahu Discuss Gaza Peace Plan and Counter-Terrorism

NEW DELHI | January 07, 2026:- Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephonic conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today to exchange warm New Year greetings and discuss the future of the India-Israel Strategic Partnership.

During the call, both leaders expressed their wishes for peace and prosperity for the people of both nations. They identified key shared priorities for the coming year, emphasizing that the bilateral relationship remains rooted in mutual trust, shared democratic values, and a forward-looking vision for cooperation across various sectors.A significant portion of the discussion focused on regional security and the global fight against extremism.

The two leaders reiterated their firm zero-tolerance approach toward terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, reaffirming a joint commitment to combatting this global menace.

Prime Minister Netanyahu also provided a detailed briefing on the ongoing implementation of the Gaza Peace Plan. In response, Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed India’s consistent and principled support for all diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving a just, lasting, and durable peace in the region.

The conversation concluded with an exchange of views on broader regional and global issues of mutual interest. Both leaders agreed to maintain close and regular contact to further enhance diplomatic coordination.

This high-level engagement underscores the deepening ties between New Delhi and Jerusalem as they navigate complex geopolitical challenges while prioritizing regional stability and economic growth.