New Delhi, Nov. 4 -- The foreign ministers of India and Israel, S Jaishankar and Gideon Sa'ar, held high-level discussions on Tuesday, exploring avenues to establish a global "zero tolerance" approach to terrorism. The talks also aimed to significantly enhance cooperation across key sectors, including trade, infrastructure, and regional connectivity.

Security cooperation was high on the agenda. In his opening remarks, Jaishankar noted that both nations were currently grappling with the challenge of terrorism.

"We have stood together in testing times. And we have created a relationship with a high degree of trust and reliability. Our two nations face a particular challenge from terrorism," Jaishankar said.

"It is essential that we work ...