India votes in favour of UN General Assembly resolution endorsing Palestine statehood
India was among 142 nations that voted in favour of a UN General Assembly resolution endorsing the 'New York Declaration' on the peaceful settlement of the Palestine issue. The resolution supports the implementation of a two-state solution and calls for a clear public commitment from Israeli leadership toward a sovereign and viable Palestinian State. The resolution, introduced by France, was adopted with overwhelming support, while 10 nations voted against it and 12 abstained. This vote reaffirms India's long-standing support for a negotiated two-state solution and collective action to end the war in Gaza for a lasting regional settlement.
Key Points
- India supported a UNGA resolution for the peaceful settlement of the Palestine issue.
- The resolution endorses the 'New York Declaration' and the two-state solution.
- 142 nations voted in favour, while the U.S. and Israel were among those who voted against.
- The declaration calls for collective action to end the war in Gaza and achieve a lasting settlement.
Exam Facts
- 142 nations in favour, 10 against, 12 abstentions.
- Resolution title: 'Endorsement of the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine'.
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