"We have been public and unambiguous about that. There should be no cause for confusion regarding a two-State solution," Jaishankar said in the Rajya Sabha.
Answering questions on India's stance on the conflict, he said, "We condemn terrorism and hostage-taking. We do believe countries have the right to respond to the situation, but countries should be mindful of civilian casualties. They must observe humanitarian law, and we would like a ceasefire and an early end to violence."
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