Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with India’s ambassador to the Jewish state, J.P. Singh, in Jerusalem on Thursday.

Netanyahu and the ambassador “discussed the expansion of bilateral cooperation, especially on security and economic issues,” the Prime Minister’s Office said in a statement.

Following the meeting, the prime minister “met with senior Indian journalists and answered their questions,” according to the Prime Minister’s Office.

In his conversation with journalists, Netanyahu discussed his plans for expanding the war against Hamas in Gaza, India’s NDTV reported.

The Israeli premier told the outlet that the terror group could nevertheless “end the war tomorrow” by surrendering and releasing the remaining 50 hostages.

Since Narendra Modi was elected India’s leader

See Full Page