‘Where's the party, yo?’, Modi-Netanyahu dosti sparks Twitter buzz
The bonding between Indian PM Narendra Modi and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu augurs well for both the countries.
Jerusalem, July 5: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "historic" visit to Israel is a closely-watched affair in both the nations as they embark on a new journey of close-relationship.
Since the time the Indian PM landed (Modi becomes the first PM of India to visit Israel) in Jerusalem on Tuesday afternoon, the bonhomie between Modi and his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu is a delight for the shutterbugs.
The Modi-Netanyahu "dosti" (friendship) started with a bear hug with which both embraced each other at the airport. The chemistry between the two leaders was quite visible as both of them exchanged a series of hugs and handshakes during the first day of their meeting.
In fact, Netanyahu called Modi "my friend", thus leaving no doubt that this relationship is going to be a long and strong one.
It is not just the political analysts who are talking about the "great bonding" between Modi and Netanyahu, but the "usual suspects" Twitterati simply could not stop commenting on each and every moment shared by the two leaders.
Here we bring you some catchy tweets to light up your mood on Wednesday morning:
Where is the party yo! #ModiInIsrael pic.twitter.com/NdpIVUtUDw
— Abhinav Prakash (@Abhina_Prakash) July 5, 2017
This hug shows the deep bonding of both leaders @narendramodi & @netanyahu
— Ved Tiwari (@VedTiwari) July 4, 2017
Wish if 🇮🇱#IsraelIndia 🇮🇳 could be Neighbours🙏🙏🙏#ModiInIsrael pic.twitter.com/gAR8fRiSuC
This is great. #ModiInIsrael (from @Atimaharathi) pic.twitter.com/k0hHVJmZiV
— Dhruva Jaishankar (@d_jaishankar) July 4, 2017
Love This Brilliant speech by PM @netanyahu !! 👏
— Rosy (@rose_k01) July 4, 2017
"When I start doing Yoga & turn right India is 1st Democracy I will see .."😂#ModiInIsrael pic.twitter.com/vy848Yzz1x
#Crysanthumun flower will be named in honour of PM Shri @narendramodi. The #flower will be called 'MODI. #ModiInIsrael #israelwelcomesModi pic.twitter.com/EGraJLOtiB
— Anil Vimla (@anilnindawat) July 5, 2017
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