K.A. Paul Demands Israeli PM Netanyahu Cease Attacks on Iran

Urges Major Resignations in Wake of Air India AI-171 Tragedy

 

Hyderabad : Dr. K.A. Paul, renowned International Peace Maker and founder of the US-based Global Peace Initiative (GPI), has issued a strong appeal to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to immediately halt military operations against Iran, warning that continued aggression could trigger a global catastrophe. Addressing the media at the Praja Shanti Party headquarters in Hyderabad, Dr. Paul stated, “Prime Minister Netanyahu is making a grave mistake by bombing Iran in the name of nuclear sites. This is not just an attack on Iran—it’s a provocation that risks drawing in Russia, China, and North Korea. It’s an invitation to World War III.”

 

As a former state guest of both Israel and Iran, Dr. Paul urged the Israeli leadership to exercise restraint and prioritize humanitarian concerns, especially regarding the situation in Gaza. “One million people in Gaza are being starved. This is unacceptable. God, history, and humanity will not forgive such actions,” he said. In connection with the recent crash of Air India Flight AI-171 at  Ahmedabad, Dr. Paul made a series of strong demands, citing the need for accountability and urgent reforms in India's aviation sector. Dr. Paul urged citizens to stay informed and demanded that the central government, aviation authorities, and private airport operators be held accountable for lapses that may costed hundreds of precious lives.

 

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