National BJP Leader Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal Bhukhri Kalan has expressed his deep gratitude and heartfelt appreciation to the Ambassador of Israel to India, H.E. Mr. Reuven Azar, the Prime Minister of Israel, and the Government of Israel, for their warm and respectful invitation extended to him to join the “Commemoration of October 7th” event being held at the Embassy of Israel, tomorrow, October 16, 2025 at New Delhi
Grewal said that this invitation is not only a personal honour for him but also a moment of pride for every nationalist Indian who believes in peace, humanity and justice. He stated that the relationship between India and Israel is built on mutual trust, shared democratic values and an unwavering commitment to fight terrorism in all its forms.
He said that the Israeli people have always demonstrated unmatched courage and resilience in the face of terrorism, and their struggle for peace and security inspires the entire world. “The people of Israel are not only defending their nation but also protecting the values of human civilization,” Grewal said, adding that the spirit of unity and bravery shown by Israel is a lesson for all who stand for truth and justice.
Grewal told that the world today is passing through a very sensitive phase, where global peace is under constant threat due to acts of terrorism, violence, and hatred. He emphasized that the time has come for all nations, communities, and faiths to unite whether with love or with firmness to preserve peace and safeguard humanity.
“Terrorism has no religion, no community, and no moral ground. It is a cancer that must be eradicated with collective courage, compassion and determination,” he added. He further said that as a firm believer in peace and a lifelong advocate for justice, he stands shoulder to shoulder with all those who oppose terrorism and fight for the safety and dignity of innocent people across the globe.
“Humanity must always come before politics and peace must always prevail over hatred,” Grewal remarked. Recalling his own life journey marked by courage and sacrifice, Grewal said that he had faced multiple life-threatening attacks by Khalistani terrorists but never bowed down before terror or injustice.
“I only fear Waheguru, not terrorists,” he said. His life stands as a testament to bravery, patriotism and devotion to the nation. His service to farmers, youth, labourers and the poor continues to inspire millions across India. Grewal expressed his heartfelt gratitude to H.E. Mr. Reuven Azar for the kind invitation and extended warm regards on behalf of the people of Bhukhri Kalan, the global Sikh community and all patriotic citizens of India.
He said that the friendship between India and Israel will continue to grow stronger with every passing day, guided by mutual respect, shared democratic values and a common mission to protect peace and humanity from the forces of terror and violence.