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Israel and Palestine( Palestine) More than 4 thousand people have been killed on both sides in the war that lasted for 11 days. More than 2800 Palestinians have died and 1400 Israelis have lost their lives. Along with this, more than 14 thousand people have been injured. According to Israel, 199 of its citizens are being held hostage by Hamas. According to the United Nations, 1 million people have been displaced in the Gaza war so far. This war has also affected India. Many political parties and organizations are giving their arguments about the war. Some are supporting Israel and some are supporting Palestine.
The war between Israel and Hamas began on October 7. Hamas (Hamas) Suddenly more than 5000 rockets were fired at Israel one after the other. In response, Israel also launched airstrikes against Hamas in Gaza. In no time this battle turned into a bloody war. Reactions of all the countries of the world started coming regarding the war. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the attacks by Hamas and said that India stands with Israel in this difficult time. Politics has started after PM Modi’s tweet. Opposition parties have started targeting PM Modi.
‘This situation is caused by Israel’
After PM’s tweet, Congress and Asaduddin Owaisi’s All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) announced their support to Palestine. Owaisi openly supports Hamas. Owaisi said that Israel has always oppressed the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Refugees are being killed there. Israel has turned Gaza into a prison. He clearly said that the conditions that have arisen have arisen because of Israel.
The statement given by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs after the war also needs to be understood. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said India has long believed in supporting the establishment of an independent state of Palestine. India’s policy on the Israel-Palestine issue has been ‘two-state’. This means that the Ministry of External Affairs neither opposes Israel nor Palestine. PM Modi had similarly condemned the attacks of the Palestinian organization Hamas.
Demonstration in support of Palestine
After the war between the two countries started, many political parties and organizations in India held rallies and protests in support of Palestine. Voices of support for Palestine are rising from north to south. The Tamil Nadu Muslim Munnetra Kazhagam raised slogans in support of Palestine in Chennai. Along with this, members of Minority Youth Forum in Kolkata also supported Palestine. The very next day, labor organizations demonstrated in Jharkhand’s capital Ranchi in support of Palestine and said that the Indian government should appeal for peace between the two countries.
On which side are the political parties of Kashmir?
National Conference President and former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah did not directly name anyone but his support was for Palestine. Farooq Abdullah advocated stopping the war. He said that war is always bad. Because of this, everyone loses. Thousands of innocents are being killed, this cannot solve the war. The United Nations has always failed to find a solution to the Palestinian issue.
Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party chief Mehbooba Mufti said that peace should be maintained between the two countries. The PDP president said on Twitter that it is unfortunate that such death and destruction is needed to get the world to pay attention to the Israel-Palestine conflict. He said that innocent Palestinians are being killed. Resolve it so that peace prevails.
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