Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Israel Bombs PLO HQ, India Condemns Attack
In 1985, Israel launched an air raid on the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) headquarters in Tunisia.
The attack resulted in casualties, including the death of at least 35 members of the PLO.
The Indian government strongly criticised Israel's actions, calling it a violation of civilised behavior.
India, as the chair of the Non-Aligned Movement, condemned the attack.
Simultaneously, the Supreme Court made a ruling concerning caste labels, saying that a Hindu of a Scheduled Caste loses that label upon converting to Christianity.
Also, the Communist Party of India is considering re-establishing relationships with the Chinese Communist Party.
Israeli warplanes attacked the PLO headquarters in Tunis.
The attack resulted in casualties among the PLO members.
India condemned the Israeli bombing.
The Supreme Court upheld the 1950 presidential order regarding caste labels.
The Communist Party of India is considering a relationship with the Chinese Communist Party.
- Who
- Israel and India
- What
- Israel bombed the PLO headquarters, and India condemned the act.
- When
- October 2, 1985
- Where
- Tunis, Tunisia
- Why
- The reason for the bombing is not explicitly stated in the article.
- Event
- Israeli attack on PLO headquarters
- Location
- Tunis, Tunisia
- Date
- October 2, 1985
- Target
- PLO headquarters
- Casualties
- At least 35 killed, scores wounded
- Condemnation
- India condemned the attack
- Court Decision
- Supreme Court upheld the 1950 presidential order