Archive · 13 Jun 2025
India Abstains Again on UN Gaza Resolution, Citing Dialogue
The UN had a meeting where countries voted about the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
India chose not to pick a side and didn't vote for or against the resolution.
This is because India believes talking is the best way to solve problems and wants both sides to find peace.
The resolution was about stopping the fighting, letting aid into Gaza, and allowing people to live peacefully.
India has helped the people of Gaza and supports a Two-State Solution where both Israelis and Palestinians can have their own countries and live side by side.
India abstained from a UN General Assembly resolution criticizing Israel.
The resolution condemned the use of starvation as a weapon and denial of aid.
It also called for an end to the blockade of Gaza.
India cited its commitment to dialogue and diplomacy for abstaining.
India supports a Two-State Solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict.
- Who
- India, UN member states, Israel, Palestine, Hamas.
- What
- India abstained on a UN General Assembly resolution about the Israel-Palestine conflict.
- When
- The vote occurred recently, after previous resolutions.
- Where
- The UN General Assembly.
- Why
- India believes in dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the conflict and supports a Two-State Solution.
Supporters of the Resolution
Opponents of the Resolution
Arguments on Actions
Supporters of the Resolution
Condemn Israel's actions in Gaza.
Opponents of the Resolution
Defend Israel's actions.
Priorities in the Conflict
Supporters of the Resolution
Prioritize the protection and needs of Palestinian civilians.
Opponents of the Resolution
Prioritize security and control of Gaza.
- Resolution Focus
- Ceasefire, humanitarian aid, end blockade
- India's Vote
- Abstained
- Supporting Aid
- Bilateral and through UN
- India's Stance
- Supports Two-State Solution
- Resolution Condemnation
- Starvation of civilians as a method of warfare
