Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi also said there is a universal obligation to observe international humanitarian law and the need to fight terrorism.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a prominent opposition leader have formed a wartime Cabinet to oversee the response to a recent attack by Hamas militants.
According to a report by Israel's state-owned Kan TV news, over 1,300 Israelis have lost their lives since Hamas initiated its brutal assault on October 7.
Israel's Energy Minister Israel Katz on Thursday said that there will be no supply of electricity, fuel or water for the Gaza Strip until the Hamas militant group frees hostages.
Kim Kardashian has spoken out on Hamas' attack upon Israel and added that she has been left "devastated" by the "horrific images" seen around the world.
In light of recent Middle East developments sparked by Hamas' surprise attack on Israel, security agencies are closely monitoring the movements of Lord Krishna devotees from Israel to ensure their safety.
US President Joe Biden on Wednesday addressed Jewish community leaders at a roundtable in the White House and called the attacks by Hamas a "campaign of pure cruelty"
Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai took to X, saying: "Deeply saddened by the terrorist attacks in Israel this weekend and the escalating conflict underway. Google has 2 offices and over 2,000 employees in Israel."
The Consul General of Israel to South India, Tammy Ben-Haim said that her country's main priority at present is to stop the ongoing situation with Hamas and make sure that Hamas won't try the same in future.