India worried about the killing of Palestinian citizens, said - peace be restored soon 

India expressed concern over the violence in Palestine's Gaza Strip. India has requested both Palestinians and Israelis to avoid inciting the situation.

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New Delhi: India has expressed its concern over the violence in Palestine's Gaza Strip. India has requested both Palestinians and Israelis to avoid inciting the situation. Israeli forces killed 59 Palestinian people in a clash near Gaza border on Monday against the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem.

The Foreign Ministry has said in a statement: "India is very worried about the increased tensions between the Gaza Strip and Israel on the border. More than 50 Palestinian civilians died on May 14 and thousands of people were injured. We are very sad about the loss of life. "The statement said," We urge all parties to avoid inciting the situation so that a useful environment can be made to restore the peace process. "

Let us know that on Monday, the American Embassy in Jerusalem was removed from Tel Aviv. There is a conflict between Israelis and Palestinians about this. About 35 thousand Palestinians are protesting against the opening of the American Embassy. 43 Palestinian civilians were killed in the conflict with the Israeli soldiers on the Gaza border and about 1,500 people were injured. Palestine considers eastern Jerusalem as its capital.