Israel Offers "Unlimited Help" to India in the War against Terror
"We are here to help our close friend India to defend itself, especially against terrorism,” said Israel's newly-appointed Ambassador to India Dr. Ron Malka following last week's deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir
Dan Arkin
| 20/02/2019
Indian police patrol in Jammu, India after the attack in Pulwama district (Photo: AP)
Israel has offered unconditional help to India in defending itself, especially against terrorism, asserting that “there is no limit” to its assistance.
The comments by newly-appointed Israeli Ambassador Dr. Ron Malka came following a deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district killed 40 CRPF personnel, after which there have been growing demands that the government learn from Israel’s anti-terror operations.
“Whatever India needs to defend itself – there is no limit. We are here to help our close friend India to defend itself, especially against terrorism,” Dr. Malka told PTI.
The Ambassador added that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told him that India was a very "important partner, very important friend and he wants to collaborate to enhance ties and deepen them... to share our knowledge."
"We are here to help our close friend India to defend itself, especially against terrorism,” said Israel's newly-appointed Ambassador to India Dr. Ron Malka following last week's deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir
Indian police patrol in Jammu, India after the attack in Pulwama district (Photo: AP)
Israel has offered unconditional help to India in defending itself, especially against terrorism, asserting that “there is no limit” to its assistance.
The comments by newly-appointed Israeli Ambassador Dr. Ron Malka came following a deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district killed 40 CRPF personnel, after which there have been growing demands that the government learn from Israel’s anti-terror operations.
“Whatever India needs to defend itself – there is no limit. We are here to help our close friend India to defend itself, especially against terrorism,” Dr. Malka told PTI.
The Ambassador added that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told him that India was a very "important partner, very important friend and he wants to collaborate to enhance ties and deepen them... to share our knowledge."
