Last Updated:January 23, 2026, 17:48 IST The Israeli Embassy also stopped short of revealing whether PM Modi has accepted the invitation or whether plans are indeed taking shape for a February visit. PM Narendra Modi (R) with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (IMAGE: REUTERS FILE) Israel officially confirmed extending an invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit the country, though details regarding timing and finalisation remain unclear, with speculation mounting over a possible February trip. Responding to queries from CNN-News18, an official spokesperson of the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi said, “I can confirm Israel has invited him,” while declining to confirm specific dates or whether the visit has been finalised. The confirmation comes amid heightened diplomatic activity between the two nations and growing anticipation over whether PM Modi would undertake another landmark visit to Israel, nearly eight years after his historic 2017 trip. No Official Word From India Despite Israel’s acknowledgment of the invitation, the Indian government has not issued any official statement confirming the proposed visit. The Israeli Embassy also stopped short of …