Israeli President Shimon Peres said that they have one thing in common with India and that is both the countries are victim of terror. He said so when Jaideep Sarkar, who is India's new ambassador to Israel, was presenting his credentials.

He was found to be affirming that they had seen how terrorists attacked Indian Parliament and what happened in Mumbai terror attacks. After seeing all this, Peres said that he would like to say that Indian authorities were lucky enough to save their parliament.

He further affirmed that they appreciate their spirit. Moreover, they also acknowledged the co-operation that they have been receiving from them.

He also discussed about the problems a country witnesses when it has to tackle with terror groups. Peres said that it is easy to draw a line when fighting against other countries. But, such limitations do not exist when a country is standing against terrorism.

"When you have an army you can know the motive but when you have terrorists you don't know how to face them. They respect neither law, nor identity, nor self-restrain", said Peres. Peres ended conversation by saying that they can state India's support as "greatest show of co-existence".