Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he owes India a “great personal debt,” recalling that he once took Sara, now his wife, on a date at an Indian restaurant in Tel Aviv, highlighting a deeply personal connection to the country alongside growing diplomatic ties.

PM Modi was received at the airport by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara Netanyahu, marking his first visit to the country in nine years

Born in November 1958 in the northern Israeli town of Tivon, near Haifa, Sara Netanyahu is the mother Yair and Avner Netanyahu.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has shared a video on X, where he is seen pointing to wife Sara’s saffron outfit and telling PM Narendra Modi ‘she’s wearing saffron’. The light-hearted moment on tarmac has gone viral.

The Israeli PM often uses the phrase 'my wife and I' in official statements, a formulation that has reinforced Sara’s visible presence in public life.

PM Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Israel to further consolidate the India-Israel Strategic Partnership. Modi’s itinerary includes delegation-

PM Modi on Wednesday became the first Indian Prime Minister to address the country's parliament. Both PM Modi and Netanyahu also held talks on a wide range of issues aimed at boosting bilateral ties.