 "Narendra Modi in Israel: Twitterati welcomes PM's visit, picks similarities between the two nations")
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s groundbreaking arrival in Tel Aviv and his meeting with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was viewed as a historic event by the social media. [caption id=“attachment_3776901” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Narendra Modi at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv. AP[/caption] Modi’s three-day visit to Israel is the first by an Indian prime minister to the Jewish state. Of course, the Twitterverse had plenty to say about it. Many Twitter users hailed Modi for initiating the trend of visiting Israel.
Israel PM welcomed Modi in Hindi. please.. Please.. Dont call it as Hindi imposition. #ModiInIsrael — TimePass Ver 1.1 (@knbshastry) July 4, 2017 An important query came from one user who asked why Benjamin Netanyahu did not follow Modi’s Twitter handle.
Prime Minister of Israel does not follow his friend Modi on twitter... Yeh kaisi dosti Mitroon...?
— Epicentre (@dharamag) July 4, 2017
Common interests between India and Israel were ventured. But sarcasm was no stranger to the Twitterverse on Tuesday. Similarities between the agendas of the two government’s were essentially touched upon.
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More ShortsHowever, Congress was not left forgotten. Twitteratti made sure enough light was shed on the party.
1st visit by Indian PM to Israel in 70 yrs. Waiting for Rahul Gandhi to claim how Cong planned this visit during UPA but Modi taking credit.
— Sachin Madan (@ssachinmadan) July 4, 2017
Another Twitter user raised concern over lack of reaction from the student activisits at Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru University.
No one in JNU breaking bangles over Indian PM's visit to Israel?
— Harry ... (@HeckWeAre) July 4, 2017
Paresh Rawal’s parody account also had demanded a reaction from Rahul Gandhi, which the BJP member of Parliament also shared on his actual account.
1st visit by Indian PM to Israel in 70 yrs. Waiting for Rahul Gandhi to claim how Cong planned this visit during UPA but Modi taking credit.
— Paresh Rawal fan (@Babu_Bhaiyaa) July 3, 2017
Another Twitter user poked fun at the embrace shared between the two prime ministers.
The recently-implemented Goods and Services Tax also found its way into the discourse on Modi’s maiden visit.
Modi eating idlis in Israel just because its costing more in India because of CGST and GST😂
— The Three Stooges (@FoolsParadise22) July 4, 2017
Exchanges between the two prime ministers were also kept open for discussion.
Meanwhile, Congress tried unleashing a controversy on the micro-blogging site involving the NDA government to which a user had quite an interesting solution.
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