During a high-stakes donor meeting in Brussels, India’s top diplomat reaffirmed unwavering support for a two-state solution and Palestine’s UN membership. But what’s most striking? India isn’t just voting in favor; it’s building hospitals, training teachers, and empowering women on the ground. A new hospital in the West Bank is in the works. This isn’t symbolic aid; it’s tangible, demand-driven investment in healthcare, education, and vocational training. While global powers debate, India is showing up with shovels, syllabi, and surgical kits. And as Palestine’s ambassador to India recently said: 'India stands strong.' In a world of performative politics, India’s commitment to Palestinian self-determination; backed by real infrastructure; is a rare, grounded statement of solidarity. This isn’t just foreign policy. It’s nation-building with a conscience.