Hamas attack is barbaric…While addressing the Israeli Parliament, PM Modi said – Terrorism cannot be justified.

By Samira Vishwas On Feb 25, 2026

New Delhi : Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address at the Israeli Parliament ‘Knesset’ in Jerusalem was historic and emotional. During his two-day visit, PM Modi expressed condolences to Israel on behalf of 140 crore Indians. Describing the attacks carried out by Hamas as barbaric, he made it clear that terrorism cannot be accepted under any circumstances. He talked about paving the way for peace from the holy land of Jerusalem. This address has emerged as a strong document of the common heritage and future partnership of both the countries.

Strong message against terrorism

Let us tell you that while addressing the Parliament, the Prime Minister expressed deep sorrow over the horrific terrorist incident of October 7. He called it a major attack on humanity and expressed the deep condolences of 140 crore Indians to the families of the innocent people killed. Modi gave a strong message to the whole world that India stands firmly with Israel against every form of terrorism. In his words, there can be no justification for terrorism and collective action against it is now the biggest need of the hour.

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India-Israel’s unbreakable unity

In his speech, the Prime Minister repeatedly laid special emphasis on the fact that India and Israel share a common sorrow. He became extremely emotional and said that Indian citizens feel every pain of Israel and share their sorrow. India will remain a reliable and unwavering ally of Israel not only today but also in the future. This solidarity is not limited to diplomatic words alone, but is based on the democratic ideals that bind the two great nations.

Special coincidence of birth and recognition

During the address, PM Modi shared a very interesting and personal fact which evoked thunderous applause in the House. He told that he was born on 17 September 1950, and this was the historic day when India formally recognized Israel. He presented this amazing and special combination as a symbol of deep respect, friendship and partnership between two ancient civilizations. This fact shows the seriousness of the deepening relations between the two countries.

Appeal for global peace and security

Modi strongly appealed to the international community to unite with full force against terrorism. He clarified that violence against innocent civilians cannot be justified on any basis. There is no place for terrorism in India’s foreign policy and the security of a friendly nation like Israel is of paramount importance for India. The Prime Minister said that for global peace it is necessary that all the powers of the world come together to completely destroy the network of terrorism.

Foundation of strong future partnership

In the end, the Prime Minister shared his far-reaching vision on the future relations between India and Israel. He described this friendship as based on mutual respect and deep partnership. According to Modi, this partnership is not limited to technology alone, but it is a shared resolve to protect human values. Israeli lawmakers warmly welcomed Modi’s speech, which made it clear that both countries are now at a new strategic height. These close ties will now bring stability in global politics.