Historic Visit by PM Modi Ji

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Israel on July 4, 2017 as a part of his three-day visit. By doing so he became the first ever Indian Prime minister to visit Israel, making history

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a grand welcome upon his arrival in Israel. After he reached to Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion airport, He was accorded a red carpet welcome by the Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu at the airport to receive him in a grand ceremonial welcome reserved for US Presidents or the Pope. The two leaders greeted each other with shook hands and hugged, and called each other "my friend," in opening remarks.

The Prime Minister will later visit the Yad Vashem Memorial Museum to pay homage to those who lost their lives in genocide in West Jerusalem counts among the greatest tragedies in human history. On Day 2 of his visit, Narendra Modi will have to meet the Israeli President Reuven Rivlin, as per schedule.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a joint statement before taking off the program. The common statement which was reflected in the speech of both prime ministers is the two leaders vowed to defeat the forces of terror. This meeting is significant in many ways as both the leaders seek to strengthen India-Israel relationship on a range of areas including defense and technology by announcing a 40 million dollar funds for innovation. Wide-ranging delegation-level talks have been planned between the two countries which is aimed at enhancing the India-Israel ties in the areas of security, agriculture, water, energy, defense, among others. Prime Minister Modi called off his day by having dinner with his counterpart. Prime Minister Netanyahu's reflect a tone of positivity he said in his • Opening statement “Aapka swaagat hai mere dost”, we have waited for you 70 years, later he said that he had "I will accompany the prime minister to many events during his visit, as is fitting to honour the leader of the largest democracy in the world”. Remembered what he told him in his first meeting- when it comes to India & Israel relations, the sky is the limit but he added- that the friendship between two nation get propelled outside the stratosphere, both countries are on a bilateral tie where they support each other in space also, as the space program is gaining new heights. • The sky isn't the limit for India-Israel ties, given space cooperation in a common quest to provide better future 'Make in India' meets 'Make with India' as he seems to promote the prime minister campaign. • He then said that in Silicon Valley in California, the two most spoken languages are Hindi and Hebrew. Both the countries have deep-rooted values in ancient cultures. • He said that the two countries are the acronym of IT^2 Indian Talent and Israel technology will emerge as a great source of power in every sector. • Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement a kind of a convergent statement with the perspective of relation between both the countries, he said that it was his honour to be the 1st ever Indian PM to undertake this ground breaking visit to Israel, with his visit he will ensure the harmonious relationships and strengthen the ties, this, meet will bring an upswing in all deals for which both countries are waiting for centuries. • The common challenge on which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu focus is to eliminate problems like terrorism and ways to boost economic condition of the countries.

• India is the country voted in the UN council for an approval/formation of Israel in 1948, and hence it's First PM Ben Gurian who dispatched Moshe Dayan, an Army general to India, under cover to finalise importantly deals, which details still remains in the files of Secretariat buildings of New Delhi. • Prime Minister Visit the country after it had been 25 years of the diplomatic tie between both nation, and so talk less on foreign policies and more on bilateral relations. There should be some common similarities between the two nations. Both Israel and India do not have good relationships with their neighbouring countries. Both think Muslims are hostile to them. Both occupied lands that are claimed to be of Muslims'--Kashmir in India and Palestine in Israel. Both fought with Muslim countries in the past. Both Israel and India's first letter to spell is 'i' which means India for Israel and Israel for India. • Indeed very warm Greeting and Meeting by Israel PM Natan Yahu and Indian PM Narendra Modi. This will go down in History a landmark of change, and friendship of two nation and people to people contacts. The leader of the largest democracy in the world was also honoured with one more thing that “Chrysanthemum flower" will be named in honour of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The flower will be called ‘Modi’,” Office of the Prime Minister tweeted.