MUMBAI: Israeli Prime Minister Benjanmin Netanyahu on Friday said his country was not an enemy of Pakistan, and the South Asian nation should adapt its attitude to that effect, said international media reports.
Netanyahu is currently on a visit to India, where he is busy signing bilateral military and trade agreements. People in India have been protesting against the visit of Israeli PM in Mumbai, New Delhi and a number of other cities, according to news reports.
Netanyahu has also backed Indian double-speak over the situation on the Line of Control (LoC) along the border with Pakistan, as part of his diplomatic efforts to woo the Modi government.
“Pakistan should not behave like an enemy towards us because we do not view them that way,” he added. Netanyahu met Bollywood superstars in Mumbai as part of his visit to India as well.
“I love the film industry of India and want it to collaborate with Israeli actors and directors too,” he said. The Israeli PM also made a visit to Indian PM Modi’s hometown of Gujarat, and went to the burial place Mahatama Gandhi in Ahmadabad.
During his visit to India, Netanyahu has signed bilateral agreements with India on cyber-security, science and technology, air transport, film production, oil and gas, solar and thermal energy and space technology.
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