Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded harshly to President Joe Biden’s statement on settler violence in the West Bank. Netanyahu emphasized that the overwhelming majority of residents in the West Bank are law-abiding citizens, many of whom are fighting to defend Israel. President Biden expressed concern over the high levels of extremist settler violence, forced displacement of people and villages, and property destruction, stating it undermines the viability of a two-state solution.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar calls for a sustainable solution to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and provide immediate relief to those most affected. He emphasizes the need to adhere to international humanitarian law and advocates for a two-state solution for the Palestinian people to live within secure borders.
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Bethlehem, the birthtown of Christ, will not have Christmas celebrations this year due to the toll of Israel’s pounding of Gaza. The Hamas-Israel conflict has resulted in the death of over 20,000 Palestinians and injured over 50,000 people. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the fighting wouldn’t stop until Hamas was completely destroyed and hostages were safely released, but Israel is no closer to eliminating Hamas. Elon Musk suggested that Israel should perform conspicuous acts of kindness to achieve its goals. Initiating talks with the Palestinian Authority to craft a political solution, respecting the rights of the Palestinians and the safety of Israel, would be a better option for Netanyahu.
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Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has slammed India’s abstention from the vote on the recent UN general assembly resolution on the West Asia conflict. She emphasizes the need for justice for peace and criticizes Israel’s assault on Gaza. Gandhi also calls for a ceasefire in the region.
