US EditionJosep Borrell: Israel ethnic cleansing Gaza for 'holiday destination'
- Josep Borrell, former EU foreign policy chief, accused Israel on May 10, 2025, of ethnically cleansing Gaza to turn it into a holiday destination during an award ceremony in southwestern Spain.
- Borrell attributed this campaign to Israel’s war on Gaza, which began in October 2023 and involved explosive force exceeding three times that of Hiroshima.
- He condemned Israel for systematically starving Gaza’s civilians and violating international law, while affirming Israel’s right to self-defense has limits.
- Borrell stated that rarely does one hear a head of state articulate a strategy that meets the criteria of genocide, referencing both the genocidal language used by Israeli officials and the death toll of over 50,000 Palestinians.
- He urged Europe to reduce arms supplies and demand respect for international law, criticizing the EU’s failure to influence Israel amid this humanitarian crisis.
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Ex-European Commission vice-president Josep Borrell likens Israel’s actions in Gaza to Nazi extermination campaigns against Jews. By Lauren Marcus, World Israel News A former senior European Union official said last week that Israel is “ethnically cleansing” the Gaza Strip in order to turn the coastal enclave into a tourist zone. Josep Borrell, a vehement critic of the Jewish State who served as the European Commission vice president, slammed Is…
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