India’s Support for Israel
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Reciprocating to India's condemnation to Hamas attack, Ambassador of Israel to India, Naor Gilon said that India holds a significant position in the world and its support to Israel is based on a deep understanding of terrorism rather than ignorance.
He also expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for showing support for Israel.
"Our social media is full of people who are showing their support. And we appreciate it. We appreciate it very strongly. I'll tell you why. Because India, first of all, is a very important country in the world. Secondly, India comes from the position of a country who knows terrorism. So it comes from a point of knowledge and not of ignorance," he said a day after Hamas attacked Israel.
"We are heartfelt from the huge support we got from India, from the Prime Minister, through a few ministers who called me, businessmen, civil servants," Gilon added.
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Reciprocating to India's condemnation to Hamas attack, Ambassador of Israel to India, Naor Gilon said that India holds a significant position in the world and its support to Israel is based on a deep understanding of terrorism rather than ignorance.
He also expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for showing support for Israel.
"Our social media is full of people who are showing their support. And we appreciate it. We appreciate it very strongly. I'll tell you why. Because India, first of all, is a very important country in the world. Secondly, India comes from the position of a country who knows terrorism. So it comes from a point of knowledge and not of ignorance," he said a day after Hamas attacked Israel.
"We are heartfelt from the huge support we got from India, from the Prime Minister, through a few ministers who called me, businessmen, civil servants," Gilon added.
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