The foreign ministers of India and Israel, S Jaishankar and Gideon Sa'ar, held high-level discussions on Tuesday, exploring avenues to establish a global "zero tolerance" approach to terrorism. The talks also aimed to significantly enhance cooperation across key sectors, including trade, infrastructure, and regional connectivity. Also Read | Israeli firm likely to bag IAF's ₹8,000 crore mid-air refuelling aircraft deal

"We have stood together in testing times. And we have created a relationship with a high degree of trust and reliability. Our two nations face a particular challenge from terrorism," Jaishankar said.

"It is essential that we work towards ensuring a global approach of zero-tolerance towards terrorism, in all its forms and manifestations," he added.

For his part, Sa'ar

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