Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today met top business leaders and addressed the India-Israel Business Summit in Mumbai. <br/><br/>Speaking at the power breakfast with the select chief executives of Indian companies, Israeli Prime Minister said, the future belongs to those who innovate and therefore it is crucial that business leaders of both countries meet. Describing his India tour as extraordinary, Mr. Netanyahu said, his country has a deep and abiding respect for India, it's people and culture. <br/><br/>Mr Netanyahu laid wreath at the memorial of the 26/11 terror attack victims at Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace Hotel this afternoon. He was accompanied by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. He then proceeded to visit Nariman House, where he met 11-year-old survivor Moshe Holtzberg. Moshe's father and mother were killed at the Nariman House during the 2008 attacks. Mr. Netanyahu is in Mumbai on the final leg of his six-day visit to India. <br/>

Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu today termed Chabad House as a unique blend of love and hatred towards the people of Israel. <br/><br/>Addressing the gathering of Jewish Community in Hebrew, Mr. Netanyahu said the community centre provided every Jew a home but this centre was attacked by terrorists showing their hatred towards Israel.<br/><br/>Thanking the 11 year old survivor of the 26/11 terror attacks, Moshe Holtzberg for hosting him at Chabad House, Mr. Netanyahu said terrorists could not harm Moshe because of the love shown by his nanny. Moshe was present at Nariman House along with his grandparents, relatives and nanny Sandra Samuels. Speaking in Hebrew, Moshe also thanked his nanny and the Prime Minister for inviting him on this trip.<br/><br/>Moshe's parents Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and Rivka were killed along with six others during the 26/11 terror attacks. The couple ran a cultural outreach centre of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement at the five-storey building in south Mumbai's Colaba.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today met top business leaders over breakfast and addressed the India-Israel Business Summit in Mumbai. <br/><br/>The visiting dignitary is in Mumbai on the final leg of his six-day visit to India. AIR correspondent reports that'Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today India and Israel are the oldest cultures on earth and both are democracies. <br/><br/>Both the countries share love for freedom and are a match made in Heaven. Talking at the India-Israeli Business Summit in Mumbai today which was attended by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis besides business leaders of both countries, he said Indo-Israel partnership is reaching unprecedented heights. <br/><br/>Netanyahu further said that an efficient and direct flight route with India. The ability to have this contact is very important for innovation and progress . <br/><br/>He assured that Indian Businessmen will be received in Israel with unbelievable warmth and tremendous respect. <br/><br/>He ended his address with Come to Israel, Invest in Israel and Israel will come here as well. Speaking at the power breakfast with the top corporate honchos, Israeli Prime Minister said the future belongs to those who innovate and therefore it is crucial that business leaders of both countries meet. <br/><br/>The business leaders, who were present at the breakfast included, Ajay Piramal, Rahul Bajaj, Adi Godrej, Harsh Goenka, Anand Mahindra, and Chanda KochharNetanyahu wraps up his six-day India visit today. <br/><br/>Other engagements of Mr Netanyahu today include, dedicating memorial at Nariman house and the 'Shalom Bollywood' programme for film personalities.<br/>