Modi's Israel visit signals strategic realignment in West Asia. Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Israel Wednesday for a state visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and advancing Netanyahu's proposed "Hexagon Alliance," a six-nation framework designed to counter regional threats. The alliance includes India, Israel, Greece, Cyprus, and undisclosed Arab and African nations, targeting what Netanyahu describes as "radical" adversaries, particularly Iran's influence. Economic, diplomatic, and security cooperation form the cornerstone of this initiative. Netanyahu emphasized the deepening India-Israel relationship across multiple sectors, building on Modi's 2017 visit and Netanyahu's 2018 reciprocal trip. This geopolitical realignment reflects shifting power dynamics in West Asia and Mediterranean regions, with implications for regional stability and economic partnerships.
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