Netanyahu, Indian commerce minister talk economic ties

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : Israel launched its national innovation showcase in India at the Bengaluru Tech Summit 2025, as a demonstration of the strong technological collaboration between the countries, the Israel Innovation Authority announced on Nov. 18.
69% : Israeli President Isaac Herzog also welcomed Goyal to Israel's capital, holding a meeting at the President's Residence, where he told the minister that the "possibilities for cooperation between India and Israel are endless." "Our nations are connected by shared values, vibrant democracies, and a visionary spirit of innovation.
67% : "Discussed strengthening our innovation partnership by combining Israel's hi-tech strengths with India's scale and talent," he continued.
56% : Israeli Economy Minister Nir Barkat, Acting National Security Council head Gil Reich, Diplomatic Adviser Ophir Falk and India's Ambassador to Israel J.P. Singh also attended the meeting.
56% : Air India announced on Tuesday that it will resume flights to Israel in January.
54% : India is in advanced talks to manufacture LORA (LOng Range Artillery) tactical ballistic missiles on license from Israel Aerospace Industries, and Ice Breaker cruise missiles on license from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, as part of its "Make in India" program, Globes reported on Nov. 9. Israel and India signed a new Memorandum of Understanding to expand defense, industrial and technology cooperation during high-level talks on Nov. 4, the Israeli Defense Ministry announced.
47% : "The prime minister and the Indian minister discussed strengthening economic ties between the two countries on a range of issues, including expanding investments, advancing a trade agreement, and promoting the economic corridor from India through the Middle East and Israel to Europe," the Prime Minister's Office said.

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