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The Israel Defence Forces has apologised for posting an incorrect map of India's international boundaries after social media backlash for wrongly showing Jammu and Kashmir under Pakistani territory.

The map inaccurately depicted Jammu and Kashmir as part of Pakistan, prompting Indian backlash. India asserts Jammu and Kashmir as integral to its territory, a stance reiterated by PM Modi.