India voted for a United Nations resolution urging Israel to withdraw from Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, reflecting its support for a peaceful two-state solution and Palestinian independence.


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India recently voted in favor of a United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution asking Israel to withdraw from Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, including East Jerusalem. This resolution, called “Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine," aims to promote peace in the region and resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The resolution, introduced by Senegal, was supported by 157 countries, including India. However, eight countries, including Israel and the United States, opposed it, while some nations like Ukraine and Uruguay abstained.

India’s vote reflects its long-standing support for a peaceful solution to the conflict. For decades, India has supported the idea of a two-state solution, where Israel and Palestine exist as independent countries with secure borders. This shows India’s commitment to justice and the rights of the Palestinian people.

By voting for the resolution, India reinforced its belief in fairness and peace while continuing to support efforts to end Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land. The resolution also highlights the need for an independent Palestinian state, a goal supported by many countries worldwide.

India’s decision shows a balanced foreign policy as it maintains good relations with Israel while supporting Palestine’s rights. It also underlines India’s dedication to global peace and its role in resolving long-standing disputes.

This vote is a clear message of India’s commitment to fairness and stability, urging the world to focus on peaceful solutions for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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