Narendra Modi's Visit to Tel Aviv and Joint Press Conference with Netanyahu
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi undertook an official visit to Tel Aviv, where he held a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The visit drew criticism regarding Modi's past, while Netanyahu shared a personal anecdote about his connection to India.
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NARENDRA Modi is no stranger to genocides. He acquired the moniker ‘Butcher of Gujrat’ for presiding over anti-Muslim pogroms as chief minister in 2002. By undertaking a highly choreographed official visit to Tel Aviv, Modi is both rubber-stamping the Netanyahu regime’s genocidal assaults on Gaza and cementing the alliance between the fanatical creeds of Hindutva and Zionism. The Christian Right has already upended ‘normal’ politics in the US by projecting a millenarian vision of the world th...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed a personal connection to India during a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He shared that one of his first dates with his wife, Sara, took place at an Indian restaurant in Tel Aviv, owned by Reena Pushkarna. “I owe India a great personal debt. When I met Sara (his wife) for the first time, I think our first or second date was in an Indian restaurant in Tel Aviv. It was Reena Pushkarna,” he said.
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