India’s Support for a Two-State Solution in the Gaza Conflict
Jaishankar’s Remarks at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
In a significant diplomatic move, India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has reiterated India’s commitment to a two-state solution regarding the Gaza conflict. This statement came during the G20 foreign ministers’ meeting held in Johannesburg, marking the first time an Indian minister has publicly supported this approach since former US President Donald Trump’s controversial plans to relocate Palestinian populations in Gaza to Jordan and Egypt.
Jaishankar emphasized the importance of directly engaging both parties involved in the ongoing Ukraine conflict, advocating for a resolution that involves direct dialogue rather than unilateral engagement with one side.
India’s Stance on the Middle East Conflict
During his address, Jaishankar highlighted several crucial points:
– **Support for Humanitarian Assistance**: India welcomes the recent Gaza ceasefire and the release of hostages, stressing the need for humanitarian aid in the region.
– **Condemnation of Terrorism**: He firmly condemned acts of terrorism that threaten peace and stability.
– **Advocacy for Peaceful Resolution**: Reiterating India’s longstanding position, he called for a two-state solution as a viable path to lasting peace in the Middle East.
As the situation continues to evolve, India’s stance remains focused on constructive dialogue and mutual respect for sovereignty.
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