Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on a two-day visit to Israel beginning February 25. This visit comes at the invitation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and marks Modi's second official trip to the country, the first being in 2017. Upon his arrival at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, he will be personally welcomed by Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, indicating the importance of this bilateral engagement.

During his visit, Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Netanyahu will engage in bilateral discussions aimed at reviewing the progress made in the relationship between the two nations. The key focus will be on enhancing strategic and defense partnerships, along with collaboration on new technologies such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and quantum technology. This visit is positioned as a significant step toward strengthening security and economic partnerships between India and Israel, both of which have been key areas of cooperation.

On the agenda, Modi will also address the Knesset (Israeli Parliament), where there may be political tension as the opposition has threatened to boycott his speech. The Knesset Speaker, Amir Ohana, has indicated plans to fill any empty seats with former parliament members to maintain attendance. Modi's visit is not only a diplomatic maneuver but also a reflection of the growing ties between India and Israel, with implications for regional stability and economic collaboration in technological advancements.