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Ex-UAE Envoy Says ‘One Call from PM Modi Could Stop Iran–Israel War’

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Rising Tensions in the Middle East

The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has intensified global concerns, prompting renewed discussions about diplomatic efforts to stop further escalation. As military hostilities continue to threaten regional stability, world leaders and diplomats are increasingly emphasizing the need for dialogue and mediation. In this context, a former United Arab Emirates diplomat has suggested that India could play a key role in de-escalating the crisis.

Former UAE Ambassador Highlights India’s Role

Hussain Hassan Mirza, the first ambassador of the UAE to India, recently stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomatic influence could potentially help end the conflict. According to Mirza, India’s balanced relationships with both Iran and Israel give it a unique advantage in the current situation.

He emphasized that India’s growing global stature and credibility in international affairs have made it an important voice in diplomatic negotiations.

‘One Phone Call Could End the War’

Mirza made a striking claim during an interview, saying that a single phone call from Prime Minister Modi to leaders in both Iran and Israel could help stop the war. He expressed confidence that Modi’s personal rapport with the leadership of both countries could be powerful enough to encourage dialogue and bring hostilities to an end.

According to the former envoy, India enjoys strong diplomatic ties with both nations. India has maintained strategic relations with Israel in defense and technology sectors while also sustaining long-standing economic and energy partnerships with Iran.

India’s Unique Diplomatic Position

Experts note that India has historically maintained a balanced foreign policy in the Middle East. The country has built partnerships with multiple regional powers without becoming directly involved in conflicts. This neutrality often allows India to engage with opposing sides simultaneously.

Mirza argued that India’s ability to communicate effectively with both Iran and Israel is rare among major global powers. Such diplomatic flexibility, he suggested, could make New Delhi a credible mediator if both sides seek a peaceful resolution.

Importance of Stability in the Region

The Middle East remains a crucial region for global energy supply, trade routes, and geopolitical stability. Continued fighting could have severe consequences not only for countries directly involved but also for the global economy.

India, which imports a significant portion of its energy from the region and maintains strong ties with Gulf countries, has a strong interest in ensuring stability. Any prolonged conflict could impact oil prices, trade, and the safety of millions of expatriate workers in the region.

Calls for Diplomacy and De-escalation

Mirza also highlighted that many countries in the Gulf region prefer diplomatic solutions rather than military escalation. He noted that regional actors, including the UAE, want to avoid becoming directly involved in the conflict and instead support negotiations that could lead to peace.

While it remains uncertain whether India will play a direct mediating role, the comments underline the growing perception of India as an influential global player capable of contributing to international conflict resolution.

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