Israel War: The war between Israel and the Palestinian terrorist organization ‘Hamas’ is intensifying. While more than 1200 Israeli people lost their lives in the Hamas attack, more than 1500 Hamas terrorists have been killed in Israel’s retaliatory action.
Israel War News Many foreign citizens have died since the war started in Israel, while all the countries are trying to save their citizens. The Indian government is also trying to save its citizens. Operation Ajay was started on Wednesday to bring back the Indians.
Israel War: Foreign Minister cautioned Indians
Israel War: The conflict between the two sides has increased with Israel’s retaliation against the Hamas attack that started on Saturday. With this, the struggle to bring back Indians from Israel has intensified. India, having good relations with Israel, condemned the Hamas attack. PM Modi also expressed solidarity by talking to the Israeli PM.
The Indian Foreign Ministry is also in active mode after the attack and the Foreign Minister asked Indian in Israel to exercise caution. The ministry also launched a helpline number regarding this and on the 5th day of the war, India started Operation Ajay.
What is Operation Ajay?
- Operation Ajay (What is Operation Ajay) is a campaign launched to bring back Indian citizens from Israel, it is not a rescue operation.
- Special chartered flights have been deployed in this operation and navy ships can also be deployed if needed.
- In this campaign, only those Indians who want to come will be brought back. Not all Indians will be brought back in this.
- There are currently around 18,000 Indians living in Israel, including students, professionals and businessmen. Operation Ajay has been started for the return of Indian citizens who want to return from Israel.
Contact Numbers for Indians in Israel
Israel War: There are currently around 18,000 Indians living in Israel. The government has started phone numbers for help. Delhi control room phone numbers are 1800118797 (toll free), +91-11 23012113, +91-11-23014104, +91-11-23017905m +919968291988. The email is sceneroom@mea.gov.in. Additionally, the Embassy of India in Tel Aviv has set up a 24-hour emergency helpline, which can be reached through phone numbers: +97235226748, +972-543278392 and email cons1.telaviv@mea.gov.in.