Modi receives phone calls from world leaders conveying support over Pahalgam terror attack

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received phone calls from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, King Abdullah of Jordan, Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba, French President Emmanuel Macron, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni and Egyptian President Abdelfatah EL-sisi, conveying their support for India over the Pahalgam terror attack.

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The MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal posted on X:

“PM @netanyahu of Israel called PM @narendramodi and strongly condemned the terror attack on Indian soil. He expressed solidarity with the people of India, and the families of the victims.

“PM Modi shared the barbaric nature of the cross border terrorist attack and reiterated India’s firm resolve to bring the perpetrators and their supporters to justice.”

‘The Israeli PM said on X:

“T spoke today with Indian Prime Minister @narendramodi and expressed my condolences, and those of the people of Israel, to the people of India following the Islamic terrorist attack in Kashmir.

“Prime Minister Modi thanked me for sharing in India’s grief and emphasized that our two countries stand shoulder to shoulder in the critical fight against murderous terrorism.

“We also discussed advancing the Transport and Communications Corridor initiative, which will connect Asia —via Saudi Arabia and Israel —to the European continent.”

On the talk with the Jordanian King Abdullah, the MEA spokesperson posted:

“HM @KingAbdullahlI of Jordan called PM @narendramodi and strongly condemned the ghastly terror attack. He conveyed sincere condolences at the loss of innocent lives.

“He said that terrorism should be rejected in all its forms and manifestations and there can be no justification. PM thanked HM King Abdullah (I) for his message of solidarity and shared the sentiments of the people of India to take firm action against the perpetrators and those behind this heinous attack.”

Onthetalk with the Japanese PM, he wrote: