Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday (Oct 26) held a telephonic dialog with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi over the continued navy operations performed by Israel within the Gaza Strip, the Spokesman for the Egyptian Presidency stated in a Facebook put up.

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The tough translation of the put up in Egyptian language learn, “President Abdul Fattah Al-Sisi has received a phone call from Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India, in which the two leaders exchanged views on the updates of Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip, and the danger of the ongoing escalation either for its devastating effects on civilian lives, or the threat it poses to the security of the region as a whole.”

The spokesman, in his put up, highlighted that the 2 leaders spoke in regards to the essential affect the warfare can have on civilians and the risk it poses to the safety of the area.

He then stated that Modi and El-Sisi additionally “reiterated their satisfaction on the outstanding level of bilateral relations and strategic partnership between Egypt and India, and their determination to continue leading the institutions of the two countries towards further strengthening the mutual cooperation between the two friendly countries.”

Earlier PM Modi spoke to Jordanian King Abdullah II to debate their shared issues in direction of terrorism, violence and lack of lives in West Asia amid the intensification of warfare between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas.

“Spoke with His Majesty @KingAbdullahII of Jordan. Exchanged views on the developments within the West Asia area. We share issues concerning terrorism, violence and lack of civilian lives,” PM Modi stated on social media platform X.

It is pertinent to notice that Egypt performs a major function within the Israel-Hamas warfare because it controls Rafah, the one passage out and in of Gaza which isn’t managed by Israel. 

(With inputs from companies)

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