Archive · 24 Jul 2025
India Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza Amid Humanitarian Crisis
India wants the fighting in Gaza to stop completely.
They believe that just stopping for a little while isn't enough to help people who are having trouble getting food, water, and medicine.
India said everyone needs to be able to get help and that hostages should be released.
India thinks the best way to solve the problem is for both sides to talk and make peace.
They also support the idea of two separate countries, one for Israelis and one for Palestinians, living peacefully side by side.
India called for a ceasefire in Gaza, stating temporary pauses are insufficient.
India highlighted the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing shortages and lack of access to services.
The diplomat emphasized the need for a ceasefire, release of hostages, and diplomacy.
The conflict began in October 2023 after Hamas's attack on Israel.
India has a long-standing commitment to a two-state solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict.
- Who
- India's representative to the UN, Parvathaneni Harish.
- What
- India called for a ceasefire in Gaza.
- When
- The call was made on Wednesday at the UN.
- Where
- At the United Nations Security Council.
- Why
- To address the humanitarian crisis and advocate for peace.
India's Stance
Not Applicable
Effectiveness of Pauses
India's Stance
Temporary pauses in hostilities are inadequate.
Not Applicable
Not explicitly mentioned in the article.
- Key Issue
- Gaza humanitarian crisis
- India's Position
- Supports a ceasefire and two-state solution
- UN Conference on Israel-Palestine
- Scheduled from July 28-30
- Children without School
- Over 6.5 lakh children for over 20 months
- Hospitals Damaged/Destroyed
- Around 95%