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PM Modi meets Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in New York: Amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the US. Prime Minister Modi expressed deep concern over the deteriorating situation in Gaza and expressed India's support for the early restoration of peace and stability in the region.
A meeting was held separately from the UNGA meeting
It is worth noting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in America on a three-day visit. In the second leg of his visit, PM Modi reached New York. He met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas here on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session.
PM Modi wrote on the social media platform 'X' that, 'Meet President Mahmoud Abbas in New York. Meanwhile, India expressed its support for restoring peace in Gaza. Also exchanged views to further strengthen the long-term friendship with the people of Palestine.
PM Modi said something that will harm Israel!
According to a statement from the Ministry of External Affairs, Prime Minister Modi supported a peaceful resolution of the dispute between Israel and Palestine, the release of hostages and finding a solution through dialogue and diplomacy. Meanwhile, he supported the Two Nation Theory and said that this would be the way to permanent peace in the region. It is worth noting that there has been a long-standing dispute between Israel and Palestine and ever since Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came to power, he has been opposing the creation of a separate Palestinian state. At the same time, in a meeting with the President of Palestine, PM Modi has once again given a shock to Israel by expressing support for it in this matter.
More than 40 thousand died in Gaza
It is worth noting that India has always been one of the leading countries to recognize Palestine. PM Modi also reiterated his support for Palestine's membership in the United Nations. Israel has been continuously attacking the Gaza Strip since the Hamas attack on October 7 last year. So far, about 40 thousand people have been killed in Gaza.