Prime Minister Narendra Modi made calls to President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following early achievements in the Gaza peace plan. He extended his congratulations and welcomed the first signs of a ceasefire agreement. Modi specifically praised the steps toward hostage release and broader humanitarian assistance for Gaza.
In his discussion with Trump, Modi also reviewed recent progress in India‑U.S. trade talks, underscoring that dialogue remains active on both international peace and economic fronts. In the conversation with Netanyahu, Modi reaffirmed that terrorism in any form is unacceptable and expressed confidence that their bilateral friendship would support ongoing cooperation.
Modi’s calls come amid a phase of diplomatic momentum in the Israel‑Gaza conflict. He framed the developments as positive strides toward lasting peace and called upon all relevant parties to back the initiative. India’s position, as expressed by the Prime Minister, combines support for conflict resolution with clear opposition to violence.
By publicly engaging with both leaders, Modi aims to position India as a constructive global actor in West Asia and reinforce its commitment to stability, humanitarian principles, and regional cooperation.
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