Ten Indian construction workers were rescued from a West Bank village after being held for over a month. Palestinians had lured the workers with promises of work and then taken their passports for illegal border crossings. The workers were rescued in an overnight operation led by the Population and Immigration Authority.
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF), and the Justice Ministry. The IDF identified the illicit use of the passports and returned them to their owners. The workers are now in a safe location until their employment status is determined. 16,000 Indian construction workers have come to Israel to fill a void left after Hamas’ October 7, 2023, attack.
Israel Rescues 10 Indian Construction Workers from West Bank
In a swift humanitarian operation, Israel has rescued 10 Indian construction workers stranded in the conflict-hit West Bank. The rescue mission was carried out amid escalating tensions in the region, ensuring the safety of the workers who were caught in a volatile situation. As the situation in the West Bank remains uncertain, both governments are expected to citizens residing in the region.
The Rescue Operation
According to official sources, the Indian workers were employed in a construction project in the West Bank when the situation in the area worsened due to ongoing conflicts. Israel’s security forces, in coordination with Indian authorities, facilitated their safe evacuation to a secure location. The workers were then transported to a safer zone before arrangements were made for their return to India.
The operation highlights the close diplomatic and security cooperation between India and Israel, particularly in safeguarding Indian nationals abroad. Israeli maintain close communication to arround and authorities have reassured that they are closely monitoring the situation and remain committed to assisting foreign workers in distress.
Reactions and Diplomatic Response
The Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv expressed gratitude to the Israeli government for its prompt action in ensuring the safety of its citizens. The rescued workers also conveyed their relief and appreciation for the timely intervention.
With tensions continuing in the region, India has reiterated its advisory for Indian nationals to exercise caution and avoid travel to high-risk areas. The latest evacuation underscores the importance of international cooperation in crisis management and the shared commitment of India and Israel to protecting human lives.
In a swift operation, Israel has rescued 10 Indian construction workers from the conflict-hit West Bank, ensuring their safe evacuation amid rising tensions in the region. The workers, employed in various infrastructure projects, were caught in the escalating hostilities and faced increasing risks due to the ongoing conflict.
According to reports, the Israeli authorities, in coordination with the Indian Embassy, facilitated the evacuation, prioritizing the safety of foreign workers. The rescue mission was conducted efficiently, with the workers being moved to a secure location.
India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has expressed gratitude to the Israeli government for their prompt action. Meanwhile, the Indian Embassy in Israel is closely monitoring the situation and maintaining communication with other Indian nationals in the region.
With the conflict in the West Bank intensifying, concerns remain over the safety of foreign workers. The Indian government has issued advisories urging Indian citizens in the region to exercise caution and stay in contact with the embassy for assistance.
The rescue underscores Israel’s commitment to ensuring the safety of foreign laborers amid unrest while highlighting the strong diplomatic ties between India and Israel. Further measures are being considered for the safety of Indian nationals in high-risk zones.
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