EU summit demands ceasefire and auxiliary use for the Gaza Strip!

EU summit demands ceasefire and auxiliary use for the Gaza Strip!

A disturbing situation is developing in the Middle East: The European Council has again emphasized the efforts of an armistice agreement in Israel and Gaza, whereby the deep tensions between Israel and Hamas stop. In a joint statement, the Council called for the agreement to implement the release of hostages and restore peace. This was reported by the Kleine Zeitung where the EU would urgently bring back humanitarian help and the meaning of one permanent end of violence underlines.

The agreement, which was originally presented on May 27, 2024, aims to ensure a reliable exchange between Israel and Hamas. In accordance with the guidelines that were presented in a document that were presented in a document that were presented in a document that were presented in a document, the Jewish general Hostage. This agreement stipulates that in return, Israel is exposed to 1,000 Palestinian prisoners who were not involved in the violent events of October 7, 2023. An important element of this process is the gradual withdrawal of the Israeli forces from population -density areas along the border to the Gaza Strip, which could lead to the creation of a more stable danger situation.

urgency of humanitarian measures

The situation is urgently shaped because the EU countries emphasize the immediate implementation of the humanitarian protocol, which is intended to provide quickly access to help for civilians. In the European Council's committees, it was also urgently emphasized that the agreement for the free purchases of hostages must be transferred to the second phase in order to achieve a long -term solution in the region.

The ongoing conflict has led to esteemed hundreds of dead among civilians, which has caused international concern. The EU Commission has emphasized the obligation to be accountable and protected by all civilians and will continue to observe the situation closely, especially with regard to the existing sanctions that could be adjusted if necessary.