New Delhi: Israel on Friday offered to India its expertise for strengthening border fencing, stressing that the two countries share “similar challenges” on many fronts, including cross-border terrorism.
The comments made by Israeli ambassador to India Daniel Carmon assume significance in the wake of last Sunday’s terror attack in Uri, where the terrorists were believed to have come from Pakistan crossing the Line of Control.
The top Israeli diplomat said his country is following the development with concern and affirmed that cooperation on terrorism shall be a permanent feature of bilateral ties.
Carmon said Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, during his last visit to Israel, was shown the country’s preparedness level at the borders.
Carmon during a media briefing on the upcoming HLS and Cyber Conference in Tel Aviv, said,
Carmon said that Israel was willing to share conceptual and technological knowledge on how it was countering cyber threats, which he said can emanate from anywhere and not any particular country.
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