Netanyahu highlights Israel's allies beyond US
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considers Israel to have other allies besides the United States, such as India, which is the second-largest trading partner of Israel in Asia, with their bilateral trade exceeding $6.5 billion annually. He affirmed that former U.S. President Donald Trump still regards him as Israel's best friend in the White House, following statements by U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, who said that Washington is Israel’s strongest remaining ally. Israel's relationship with India is experiencing strategic development, marked by joint military projects and cooperation in the defense equipment industry, despite ongoing international criticism of the occupation's violations in Gaza and Lebanon.
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