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Both the leaders discussed how terrorism was assuming more lethal proportions and stressed that terrorism-affected nations should jointly work to tackle the menace. Mr. Bitta said India too needed to develop an institute to combat terrorism and chalk out strategies as was being run in Israel. Supporting Israel's fight against terrorist organisations, Mr. Bitta welcomed its initiative to wage a joint battle against global terrorism. Lauding the Front's role in developing mass movement against terrorism, Mr. Lapid said India had been a victim of unmitigated terrorism fuelled from across the border. Drawing comparison between Israel and India, Mr. Lapid said both the nations were fighting a difficult battle against sinister forces. He expressed his country's solidarity with India and its fight against terrorism. Warning that several terrorist organisations were now having access to dangerous weapons, which could cause havoc, he appealed that the world should unitedly fight the menace. Informing that the Front would open its units all over the world to fight terrorism, Mr. Bitta suggested that Indian security forces should get training from special Israeli forces to combat terrorism more effectively.
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