India gave a blow to its friend Israel, supported a separate Palestinian state, Biden also along

Important statements have come from India and America on the dispute between Israel and Palestine. Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and US President Joe Biden have talked about a two-state solution. These statements from the leaders of India and America have come at a time when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed objection to the Palestinian state. Netanyahu reiterated his opposition to Palestinian sovereignty, saying he objects to recognizing Palestine as a state.

US President Joe Biden has said that it is not impossible for the Palestinians to create an independent state while Benjamin Netanyahu remains the Israeli PM. On Friday, Biden was asked whether a two-state solution might be possible with Netanyahu as PM. Biden said that it is not impossible, it is possible and I think we will be able to do some work. A day earlier, US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller had said that Israel’s long-term security challenges in the region will not be resolved without a Palestinian state. At the same time, there is no other way to solve the short-term challenges of Gaza reconstruction than a Palestinian state.

S Jaishankar meets Palestinian Foreign Minister

Indian Foreign Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar met his Palestinian counterpart Dr. Riyad al-Maliki on Saturday. It was a pleasure to meet Palestinian Foreign Minister Dr. Riyad al-Maliki in Kampala, Jaishankar said in a post on X. There was a detailed and comprehensive discussion with them on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Also shared views on its human and political dimensions. I reiterated to him India’s support for the two-state solution and agreed to remain in touch.

Let us tell you that the fighting in Gaza since October 7 last year has drawn the attention of the world to the Palestine issue. So far, more than 24 thousand people have died in the attacks carried out by Israel on Gaza Strip. During this period, more than 50 thousand people have been injured and a large number of people are missing, they are feared to be buried under the debris of the buildings. Due to all this, a humanitarian crisis has arisen in Gaza and countries around the world are emphasizing on resolving this dispute and establishing peace.