Netanyahu, Modi agree to continue cooperation on virus tests

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to his counterpart in one of the few countries doing worse than Israel in its virus fight: Narendra Modi of India.

Netanyahu’s office says the two discussed continuing bilateral cooperation in fighting the coronavirus “with emphasis on technological cooperation and tests.”

Over the summer, Israel dispatched a team to India to try out new diagnostic tests on the country’s many test subjects.

An Indian COVID-19 patient provides samples to a medic helping Israel’s coronavirus mission to India. (Defense Ministry Spokesperson’s Office)

Netanyahu’s office says the countries will also cooperate on solar energy development.

There is no immediate word from Modi’s office.

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