India, Nov. 25 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has confirmed that his planned visit to India has been postponed, with both countries now working to finalise a new date.

The clarification comes amid reports that the trip was delayed due to heightened security concerns following the deadly terror attack in New Delhi two weeks ago.

In a post on X, Netanyahu's office stressed that the relationship between India and Israel-and between the two prime ministers-is "very strong." It added that the Israeli leader has "full confidence in India's security under PM Modi," and officials from both nations are already coordinating a fresh schedule.

Israeli media earlier reported that Netanyahu was expected to travel to India by t...