Indian physicists voice solidarity with Iran, Palestine, Lebanon academics
Summary
A group of over 50 Indian physicists specializing in string theory expressed support for academics and civilians in Iran, Palestine, and Lebanon. They condemned attacks on universities and other civilian places during ongoing conflicts involving Israel and the United States.Key Facts
- The statement was signed by leading Indian physicists, including Ashoke Sen and Spenta Wadia.
- The group named several attacked universities in Iran and Lebanon, such as Sharif University of Technology and Lebanese University.
- The physicists described these attacks as part of a larger assault causing many deaths and displacing millions.
- They said almost all universities and schools in Gaza have been destroyed in the conflict.
- The statement labeled the actions as crimes against humanity and warned of long-term damage to education and research in these areas.
- Violence continues despite fragile ceasefires, with attacks killing civilians in Lebanon and Gaza.
- Iranian officials accused the U.S. of blocking peace talks by imposing a naval blockade on Iranian ports.
- India is recognized as a global leader in the scientific field of string theory.
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