Modi hopes for early resumption of Israel-Palestine talks
November 28, 2017 13:34
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hoped for early resumption of dialogue between the Palestinian and Israeli sides to move towards finding a comprehensive negotiated resolution as he reaffirmed India's steadfast support for the Palestinian cause.
In a message on the occasion of the UN International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, he also said that India hopes for early realisation of a sovereign, independent, united and viable Palestine co-existing peacefully with Israel.
"India hopes for early resumption of dialogue between the Palestinian and Israeli sides to move towards finding a comprehensive negotiated resolution," Modi said. India believes in a two-state solution in which both Israel and a future Palestinian state coexist peacefully. -- PTI
IMAGE: Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at Hyderabad House, during the latter's visit to New Delhi in May.
In a message on the occasion of the UN International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, he also said that India hopes for early realisation of a sovereign, independent, united and viable Palestine co-existing peacefully with Israel.
"India hopes for early resumption of dialogue between the Palestinian and Israeli sides to move towards finding a comprehensive negotiated resolution," Modi said. India believes in a two-state solution in which both Israel and a future Palestinian state coexist peacefully. -- PTI
IMAGE: Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at Hyderabad House, during the latter's visit to New Delhi in May.