'Thanks to Prime Minister Modi', India Becomes True Friend Of Isreal After October 7 Terror Attack

Moran thanked the Indian government and people for their unwavering support.[Credit: Hindustantimes]

India Becomes True Friend Of Isreal: As a result of the October 7 terror attack, Moran and Israel's ambassador are grateful to India for its unwavering support.

The deep bond between the two nations is reflected in Moran's words during times of adversity.

"I see the Indian support that started much before, years before October 7 and after October 7," Moran expressed, highlighting the enduring nature of India's solidarity, adding, "Thanks to Prime Minister Modi, all over the media. And we know that India is a true friend of Israel."

Aside from government aid, Moran expressed appreciation for the compassion and camaraderie shown by Indians. "I think it's not just the Indian government," Moran said, emphasizing the support of the Indian people, who have always been and remain a good friend of us.

In acknowledging the role India plays in amplifying Israel's voice worldwide, Moran added, "Our voice cannot be everywhere. Everywhere. And the Indian people are taking care of everything we need,"

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Moran thanked the Indian government and people for their unwavering support.

The Israeli ambassador to India, Naor Gilon, has also credited India for its strong stand against terrorism from the beginning.

Mr Gilon told ANI on January 30 that Israel has received "incredible support" from the Indian people during the conflict with Hamas.

Naor Gilon, Israel's Ambassador to India, said "India was very strong against terrorism from the first moment. Prime Minister Modi, on the afternoon of October 7, already came out with a very strong condemnation. We are very much appreciative of the Indian government for its support from that time on."

Following Hamas' attack on October 7, Israel launched a counter-offensive in Gaza.

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