India has welcomed the United States’ role in facilitating the Gaza peace process, as the agreement between Israel and Palestinian representatives entered its second phase. The Ministry of External Affairs praised Washington’s diplomatic efforts, noting that sustained engagement is vital to achieving long-term stability in the region.
Officials in New Delhi emphasized that India supports all initiatives aimed at ending violence and ensuring humanitarian relief for civilians in Gaza. They reiterated India’s commitment to a two-state solution, highlighting the importance of dialogue, mutual respect, and international cooperation in resolving the conflict.
The second phase of the peace deal focuses on expanding humanitarian corridors, rebuilding essential infrastructure, and initiating political dialogue between the parties. US mediators have underscored the need for confidence-building measures to prevent further escalation.
Analysts view India’s statement as a signal of its growing diplomatic engagement in Middle East affairs, aligning with its broader foreign policy objectives of supporting peace, stability, and development in the region.
