Israel is currently engaged with Hamas terrorists in Gaza in a brutal war after the latter launched a surprise attack on Oct 7. Nearly 1,400 Israelis died in the attack while several thousands have been killed in Gaza since PM Benjamin Netanyahu-led government launched an offensive into the Gaza Strip.
"It's a horrendous phenomena when people come into your safe haven, to your houses in Mumbai to disrupt the life, to create panic. They wanted panic, they wanted to transmit it - exactly like Hamas. Their aim is not only to kill but also to create panic with the surviving, to make them afraid. We are telling the Indians, like India is always standing with Israel...they have to know, we are on your side. When you come to fight terrorism, there are no ifs or buts," he said.
#NeverForget2611 | #WATCH | On the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks' anniversary, Israel's Ambassador to India, Naor Gilon says, "It's a horrendous phenomena when people come into your safe haven, to your houses in Mumbai to disrupt the life, to create panic. They wanted panic, they… pic.twitter.com/VUE495Xb3C
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He also quoted PM Narendra Modi's call to combat terrorism together, the Israeli envoy added, "We are working together...As PM Modi said rightly so that terrorism is a global phenomena, you have to join hands globally. Countries, free people of the world have to join hands and efforts in order to fight it. I think India and Israel demonstrate in our actions and friendship in what we do together, the joining of these hands to eliminate terrorism."
#NeverForget2611 | #WATCH | On 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks' anniversary, Israel's Ambassador to India, Naor Gilon says, "Each country has its watershed event. We have all suffered terrorism for ages and we still suffer - 9/11 for the US, 26/11 for India and 7th October for us.… pic.twitter.com/CiyPH7tetv
— ANI (@ANI) November 26, 2023
He said every country has had its watershed moment and "we have all suffered terrorism for ages and we still suffer - 9/11 for the US, 26/11 for India and 7th October for us. It's not like other terror acts. This is the thing that changes your DNA and thinking about how you have to treat terror and terrorists...The second population with the most casualties after the Indians were Jews and Israelis...It's something else that connects us and makes our bonds even stronger."
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