On Monday Feb 13 Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has faulted Iran in which they were existed in the grounds of a pair of car bombings in opposite to Israeli diplomatic spots in India and Georgia. 

In a meeting Israel's prime minister has concluded that Iranians were engaged for the bomb attacks which was happened in New Delhi and Tbilisi.

In India two people we injured and the the bomb was defused in Georgia even before it exploded.

Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that in the current months Israel has stopped further more attacks in Azerbaijan, Thailand and in another place.

He said that  "In all those cases, the elements behind these attacks were Iran and its protege Hezbollah," 

Iran has accused Israel of involvement in a series of killings of officials and scientists involved in its controversial nuclear program.

Meanwhile, Israeli foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman said, his country will not tolerate attack on its diplomats posted abroad. 

Today's events remind us again how Israeli diplomats stand at the forefront of the fight which Israel is leading around the world, the FM added. 

All of Monday's incidents come a day following the fourth anniversary of the assasination of slain Hezbollah's deputy leader Imad Mughniyah.

The attacks come one day after the fourth anniversary of the assasination of slain Hezbollah's deputy leader Imad Mughniyah .

Last year, Israeli embassies throughout the world received several suspected terror threats that coincided with the third anniversary of Mughniyah's death. 

Mughniyah was killed when his car exploded in 2008 and Hezbollah blames Israel for his assassination, despite Israel's denial of any involvement. The threat was believed to be directed at embassies in Africa, Southeast Asia and Caucasus. 

The bureau cautioned the Israeli public that because of the increased threat of terror attacks against Israelis abroad, travels certain destinations should be avoided, including Egypt, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, Côte d'Ivoire, Mauritania and Venezuela. 

Just last month, the head of Israel’s Counterterrorism Bureau said that it has no concrete information regarding a possible terrorist attack on Israeli tourists in Bulgaria. 

However, the Transportation Ministry insisted the threats are credible and that Israeli tourists in Europe should be vigilant. 

Earlier, Danny Shenar, head of security at the Transportation Ministry, told Haaretz that he asked European security services "to tighten security around groups of Israelis in various resorts like ski resorts and hotels." According to Shenar, "I asked to formally tighten security because I am worried about a security-related incident." 

Shenar added: "I've asked security services in Europe to escort groups of Israelis and conduct searches with police dogs.

Iran rejected as "sheer lies" the accusations that it was involved in the bomb attack. 

"Any terrorist attack is condemned (by Iran) and we strongly reject the untrue comments by an Israeli official," Mehdi Nabizadeh was quoted as saying by IRNA. "These accusations are untrue and sheer lies, like previous times." 

British Foreign Secretary William Hague said: “I was shocked and appalled to hear of the attack today on an Israeli diplomatic vehicle in New Delhi and the failed attack on another vehicle in Tbilisi. 

"Our thoughts are with those injured and their families. This Government condemns terrorism in all forms. We urge both the Indian and Georgian authorities to fully investigate these deliberate attacks on diplomatic staff." 

S. M. Krishna who is the External Affairs Minister has rang up the Israeli counterpart and confirmed that the Indian government will absolutely do its best to investigate the attack and will bring out the accused to book.