Modi to make history: First Indian PM to address Israeli Knesset Plenum

• Narendra Modi will be the first Indian Prime Minister to address the Israeli Knesset Plenum during his two-day visit starting February 25.
• The visit is Modi's second to Israel since 2017 and is described as "historic" by Benjamin Netanyahu, highlighting deepening ties.
• The program includes an official welcome, signing the Knesset guestbook, and a special plenary session with speeches from Speaker Ohana, PM Netanyahu, Opposition Leader Yair Lapid, and PM Modi.
• Modi's visit is caught in a domestic political row, with Opposition Leader Yair Lapid threatening a boycott if Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit is not invited.
• The controversy stems from Israel's judicial dispute, where Justice Minister Yariv Levin refuses to recognize Amit's authority as Chief Justice.