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Prime Minister Pays Respects to the Brave Hearts of World-War 2

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,July 06 2017]

The Prime Minister of India is on the 3rd day of the visit to Israel and so far things look quite good, with the Prime Minister of Israel speaking high about India's Prime Minister and strengthening the bond between the two countries.

On the 6th of July, Narendra Modi was photographed paying respects to the lost brave-hearts of World-War 2 in Israel.

After which, the prime minister of Israel and Narendra Modi were seen walking down the shoreline discussing some important issues.

Previously, Israeli Prime Minister made a statement that after almost 70 years of no-show, Narendra Modi is the first Prime Minister to visit the country.

He made a statement saying “India and Israel's bond strengthens with this meet and is going to send a powerful message to the world economies”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be going to Germany on 7th and 8th of July, soon after completing the visit In Israel, followed by attending the G-20 Meeting.

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