<p>Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday congratulated his Indian counterpart and a "very good friend" Narendra Modi and the people of India on the eve of the country's Independence Day, saying "you have so much to be proud of".</p>.<p>"Wishing my very good friend@PMOIndia@narendramodi and all the people of #IncredibleIndia a joyful #IndiaIndependenceDay You have so much to be proud of," the Israeli Prime Minister tweeted a day ahead of India's Independence Day and just before the onset of Sabbath when official work generally comes to a standstill in this Jewish country.</p>.<p>The Sabbath is Judaism's day of rest and the seventh day of the week.</p>.<p>"Swatantra Diwas ki Hardik Shubhkamnayen", he added in Hindi. The tweet also carried a photo of Modi and Netanyahu.</p>
<p>Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday congratulated his Indian counterpart and a "very good friend" Narendra Modi and the people of India on the eve of the country's Independence Day, saying "you have so much to be proud of".</p>.<p>"Wishing my very good friend@PMOIndia@narendramodi and all the people of #IncredibleIndia a joyful #IndiaIndependenceDay You have so much to be proud of," the Israeli Prime Minister tweeted a day ahead of India's Independence Day and just before the onset of Sabbath when official work generally comes to a standstill in this Jewish country.</p>.<p>The Sabbath is Judaism's day of rest and the seventh day of the week.</p>.<p>"Swatantra Diwas ki Hardik Shubhkamnayen", he added in Hindi. The tweet also carried a photo of Modi and Netanyahu.</p>