Delhi: According to the media sources, Israel’s Ambassador to India, Naor Gilon, said “We are very strong. We are going to prevail. We will do what we need to do, not only for Israel but also for the world. We decided to dedicate this ceremonial event to the people we can still save. As we learned from the 110 abductees who already were released, these people are inhumane conditions, tortured, nutrition, terrible, no medicine, no medical treatment, no international Red Cross visits, anything. We are calling from here for the immediate release of these hostages of these affectees.”
Israel’s Ambassador to India, Gilon also said, “Hanukkah is a holiday of bravery to celebrate the victory of the Jews over the ancient Greeks. It’s a sign of the victory of good over bad, of light over obscurity. And for us, it’s very similar to what happened to us on October 7. We believe that the 137 abductees, the pictures are also outside, they can still be saved, hopefully all of them or most of them. There are people there, old people, children, women, men, foreigners, not only Israelis and we dedicated this event to the call for their release.”
Naor Gilon said, “I think that India supported Israel very strongly from day one started on October 7, when not everything was clear. When Prime Minister Modi came out with a tweet a few hours after the attack, a very strong tweet of support, an antiterrorism support of Israel. It continued with other tweets, with other deeds on the ground, with supporting international organizations on the BRICS, in different places where India refused to join a consensus that was unfair and not telling the full story. We are very much appreciative of the friendships, not only of the government but also of the people of India.”
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