India on Israel Hamas War: India’s big statement in the United Nations on Gaza crisis, terrorism will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

India has given a statement in the United Nations on the Gaza crisis. India’s Permanent Representative Ruchira Kamboj said India is always committed to supporting a two-state solution on Gaza. At the same time, the Indian government also has a tough stance regarding terrorism. There should be unconditional release of hostages. Kamboj said that humanitarian aid should be increased in Gaza. While attacking terrorism, India made it clear that terrorism will not be tolerated under any circumstances. India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ruchira Kamboj said this while addressing the United Nations General Assembly meeting on ‘Use of Veto’. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in massive loss of civilian lives, especially women and girls. Children…this has also created a dangerous humanitarian crisis. This is clearly unacceptable.

He said that India is deeply troubled by the conflict that has been going on in Gaza for almost five months. India’s top diplomat at the UN said the humanitarian crisis has deepened, and instability is increasing in the region and beyond. The General Assembly held a full debate on the ‘use of the veto’ in the UN Security Council last month after the US vetoed the council’s failure to adopt a resolution on a humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza war. Kamboj told the UNGA that India’s position on the conflict is clear, and New Delhi has strongly condemned the civilian deaths in the conflict.

This is important to prevent further escalation of violence and hostility. In any conflict situation it is important to avoid loss of civilian lives. Kamboj underlined that humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza must be immediately increased to prevent the situation from worsening. He urged all parties to come together in this effort and welcomed the efforts of the United Nations and the international community. He said that India has provided humanitarian assistance to the people of Palestine and will continue to do so.