Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the country's military campaign "is not over," on the eve of the planned release of all living Israeli hostages and hundreds of Palestinian detainees under the next stage of the newly implemented Gaza ceasefire with Hamas.
Even as the international community has rallied behind the plan, challenges persist, including disagreements over disarmament and the plan's implementation.
Expressing disappointment in a statement shared on handle X, Kharge, while alleging that India's foreign policy is "in shambles," questioned the government's consistency in advocating for peace and dialogue in the Middle East.
India on Thursday welcomed the agreement for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages between Israel and Hamas.
As per the conditions of the deal, Hamas will release at least 50 Israeli hostages, mainly women and children, in exchange for a four-day pause in fighting.
The Jordanian-drafted resolution didn't mention the October 7 attack on Israel by Hamas militants.
