‘Durable peace requires 2-state solution’: India at UN on Israel-Palestine
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has reaffirmed his country's support for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict during his address to the UN General Assembly. He emphasized that a durable and lasting peace in the region necessitates the establishment of separate Israeli and Palestinian states. Jaishankar also highlighted India's humanitarian assistance to Palestinians, mentioning the contribution of 70 metric tons of aid since the conflict began, including medicines and medical supplies.
The Indian government has consistently backed the two-state solution, with the Ministry of External Affairs stating its preference for a sovereign, independent, and viable Palestinian state living in peace with Israel. New Delhi provided around 70 metric tons of humanitarian aid to Palestinians, including medical supplies, in the past year. Jaishankar called for an end to ongoing wars and criticized Pakistan for promoting terrorism.
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