Israel-Hamas war: Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi seeks India to 'use all its capacities' to end Israeli actions in Gaza
Narendra Modi had a telephonic conversation with Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi on 6 November, regarding the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, reports have arrived that Raisi requested India to use 'all its capacities' to end the Israeli actions in Gaza. Raisi recalled India's struggles against Western colonialism and its position as one of the founders of the Non-Aligned Movement in the world, news agency ANI quoted in the Iranian readout.
"Today, India is expected to use all its capacities to end the Zionist crimes against the oppressed people of Gaza," the agency quoted the statement. The Iranian statement also said that Raisi reiterated his support for any global joint effort for an immediate ceasefire, lifting the blockade and providing aid to the oppressed people of Gaza.
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The Iranian President even condemned the killing of oppressed and innocent women and children, attacks on hospitals, schools, mosques, churches and residential areas, and said its 'unacceptable' from the point of view of any human being, "Palestinian resistance groups have a legitimate right to confront the occupation of the usurping Zionist regime and all countries must support the Palestinian people's struggle for freedom from oppression," the Iranian readout quoted Raisi as saying. He added, "How come that the struggle of European countries against Nazi Germany is an admirable and heroic act, but the resistance of the Palestinian people against
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