In Pics: With Hug And Handshake, PM Modi Welcomes Benjamin Netanyahu At Airport

Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu at the Delhi airport today. Mr Netanyahu is the first Israeli Prime Minister to visit the country in over a decade. PM Modi received the Israeli leader with a hug and a handshake. The two leaders had developed a warm rapport during his visit to Israel last year. Mr Netanyahu is on a six-day visit during which he will travel to PM Modi's home state Gujarat and Mumbai.

  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his arrival at the Air Force Station in New Delhi
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his arrival at the Air Force Station in New Delhi
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  • In Pics: With Hug And Handshake, PM Modi Welcomes Benjamin Netanyahu At Airport
  • Benjamin Netanyahu is in India on a six-day visit, during which the two nations hope to deepen ties in trade and defence. The Israeli PM will hold comprehensive talks with PM Modi.
    Benjamin Netanyahu is in India on a six-day visit, during which the two nations hope to deepen ties in trade and defence. The Israeli PM will hold comprehensive talks with PM Modi.
  • PM Modi hugged and shook hands with the Israeli leader, with whom he had developed a warm rapport during his visit to Israel last year.
    PM Modi hugged and shook hands with the Israeli leader, with whom he had developed a warm rapport during his visit to Israel last year.
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  • Benjamin Netanyahu will also visit PM Modi's home state Gujarat, where the two leaders will hold a joint road show on Wednesday.
    Benjamin Netanyahu will also visit PM Modi's home state Gujarat, where the two leaders will hold a joint road show on Wednesday.
  • "Welcome to India, my friend PM @netanyahu! Your visit to India is historic and special. It will further cement the close friendship between our nations," PM Modi tweeted.
    "Welcome to India, my friend PM @netanyahu! Your visit to India is historic and special. It will further cement the close friendship between our nations," PM Modi tweeted.