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A diplomatic exchange has unfolded between Member of Parliament Priyanka Gandhi and the Israeli envoy. Priyanka Gandhi has consistently voiced support for Palestine, alleging a genocide by Israel. The Israeli envoy has responded, accusing her of showing Hamas sympathy and stating her "deceit is shameful." Priyanka Gandhi claimed Israel killed about 60,000 people, including children, while the envoy asserted they neutralized Hamas extremists, with Hamas hiding behind children. This marks an unprecedented instance of a diplomat directly responding to an Indian Member of Parliament. Priyanka Gandhi has maintained her stance on the Palestine issue for nearly two years, including public displays of solidarity. The Israeli ambassador used strong language, defending Israel's military operation in Gaza aimed at eliminating Hamas. The situation raises questions about a potential reaction from the Government of India, especially as India recently voted in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza.

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India.com

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India.com

Irish President Condemns Attacks On Indian Diaspora, Says 'Deep Sense Of Gatitude'

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Time of India

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Time of India

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Time of India

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Time of India

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