PM Modi Talks to Palestine President Abbass;India Sends 38.5 Ton Humanitarian Aid to Palestine
PM talks to Palestine President Over Phone
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the President of Palestine on phone on Thursday and expressed grief over the incident in Gaza hospital. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a post regarding this on X. The Prime Minister has written that he spoke to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Expressed its condolences on the death of civilians in Gaza’s Al Ahli Hospital. We will continue to send humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people. Shared their deep concern over terrorism, violence and the deteriorating security situation in the region. Reiterated India’s long-standing principled position on the Israel-Palestine issue.
PM Modi tweeted on Palestine-Israel War
“In a recent post on X (platform), Mr. Modi had a conversation with the President of the Palestinian Authority, H.E. Mahmoud Abbas. During this exchange, he expressed his heartfelt condolences for the tragic loss of civilian lives at the Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza. Mr. Modi also reaffirmed India’s commitment to providing ongoing humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people. He openly discussed his profound concerns regarding the escalating terrorism, violence, and deteriorating security situation in the region. Furthermore, Mr. Modi reiterated India’s steadfast and principled stance on the Israel-Palestine issue.”
Mr. Abbas heads the Palestinian Authority, which is headquartered in the West Bank city of Ramallah. The Gaza Strip, however, is controlled by the Hamas militant group. On October 17, the Israeli Military Forces bombed the Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza City.
Because of the Hospital Attack by Israel , People started protesting against the inhuman Act of Israeli forces which is targeting Mostly innocent Civilians in the name of War .Humanitarians from All over the World are protesting against Israel for Killing thousands of Civilians . More than 4000 people have been killed so far in Gaza after the war started from October 7 .
India Sends Humanitarian Aid to Palestine
External affairs ministry spokesperson ‘Arindam Bagchi ‘ announced on X (twitter ) that the Indian Air Force C-17 flight carrying nearly 6.5 tonnes of medical aid and 32 tonnes of disaster relief material departed for the El-Arish airport in Egypt.
The loss of countless innocent lives, including children, in Gaza, along with the widespread deprivation of basic necessities such as food, water, and electricity, constitutes a grave violation of human rights.
Latest Updates on the Palestine-Israel War
Here are the updates on the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza as of October 18, 2023:
| Information | Statistics |
|---|---|
| Number of Internally Displaced People in Gaza | Approximately 1,000,000 |
| Number of People Residing in UNRWA Schools in Central and Southern Gaza | Around 352,000 |
| Electricity Situation in Gaza | Full electricity blackout |
| Humanitarian Assistance Awaiting Entry from Egypt | Approximately 3,000 tons |
| WHO’s Fuel Delivery to Shifa Hospital in Gaza | To ensure generators can run for a few more days |
Rahul Gandi Commented on the Palestine -Israel War
Rahul Gandhi, the former Congress chief, also weighed in on the situation, characterizing the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip and the Hamas hostage-taking as “acts constituting crimes against humanity.”
“The killing of thousands of innocent civilians, including children, in Gaza and the collective punishment of millions of people by cutting off their food, water and electricity are crimes against humanity.
However , Earlier modi tweeted in support of Israel But now this change of stand came as a surprise to netizens and People were questioning PM Modi as to which side he supports .It sparked a Meme Fest On X.
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Protest Against Israel’s Killing of Innocent Palestinian Civilians
In Irbid, a large gathering has occurred, which is situated closer to the Israeli border than the ongoing protests in Amman. The participants have been vocal with their slogans, echoing the sentiments of the past few days. Additionally, a special nightly prayer has been held to show solidarity with the people of Gaza.
This assembly was organized by Islamic parties and featured numerous speeches in support of Hamas, including an address by the group’s political leadership. Hamas has expressed gratitude to the Jordanian government and its people for their ongoing support while vehemently opposing the mass displacement of Palestinians from their lands.