Israel’s top leadership, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, have united in expressing strong support for India after a deadly blast in Delhi. Both leaders offered condolences and pledged solidarity in the “fight against terror.”
Netanyahu, in a message to PM Modi, called Indians “brave” and offered “deepest condolences” from himself and his wife, Sara. “Israel stands strong with you in sorrow and in strength,” he wrote.
The Prime Minister emphasized a shared resilience: “Terror may strike our cities, but it will never shake our souls.” He called the two nations “ancient civilisations” whose “light” will “outshine darkness.”
Foreign Minister Saar echoed this, posting, “Israel stands with India in its fight against terror” and mourning the “innocent victims.”
This diplomatic support comes as India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) probes the attack. The agency has registered a case and is investigating a suspected Jaish-e-Mohammad module for the car bomb.
