India supports two-state solution for solving Israel-Palestine conflict, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto to strengthen defense and diplomatic ties, including the sale of BrahMos missiles. Both leaders reaffirmed their support for a two-state solution regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Why it matters
This meeting signals a deepening strategic partnership between India and Indonesia in the Indo-Pacific region amidst global geopolitical tensions.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday (July 7, 2026) said that India and Indonesia are going to deepen cooperation on global issues and reiterated the importance of the two-state solution to end the Israel-Palestine conflict. Mr. Modi made the remark while delivering a statement before the press in Jakarta where he and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto presided over the signing of multiple agreements including the ones that will allow India to deliver BrahMos supersonic cruise missile system and Astra Mk-1 beyond the visual-range air-to-air missiles to Indonesia.
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