India, through Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, advocated for a ‘two-state solution’ to the Israel-Palestine conflict at the UN. He emphasized the importance of diplomatic talks. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza was a key focus, with India asserting that aid must be free from political influence. India’s position includes an immediate ceasefire, sustained humanitarian assistance, and the release of all hostages. Harish acknowledged the efforts of states facilitating aid and called for continued aid flow to Gaza, encompassing essential resources. The discussion noted the extensive casualties, destruction of healthcare facilities, and educational disruptions. India expressed its dedication to achieving peace and its willingness to support tangible improvements in the lives of Palestinians, focusing on practical solutions rather than theoretical ones.
UN Conference: India Advocates for Ceasefire, Aid, and Diplomacy in Israel-Palestine Conflict
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