US EditionEU top diplomat tells Israel Gaza humanitarian situation 'untenable'
- The EU's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, demanded on Tuesday that Israel end its nine-week blockade preventing humanitarian aid from entering Gaza.
- The blockade stems from Israel's claim that aid was being diverted to Hamas, though UNRWA found no credible evidence supporting this.
- More than 439,000 people are displaced in Gaza, where essential supplies are critically low and the UN calls the aid blockade intentional.
- Kallas condemned the politicization of aid, stating it should come from neutral organizations, as under international law no siege on civilians is justified.
- The continued blockade risks worsening famine and civilian deaths, prompting EU officials to urge urgent action and include Gaza aid in upcoming council meetings.
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Tajani: "Nobody asked me for information about Gaza." But the opposition asked both yesterday and today
No one has asked for information on Gaza until now. Thus the Vice-President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Antonio Tajani, on his way out of the Senate after the Question Time addressed to Giorgia Meloni. Actually, things are different. At the beginning of yesterday's sitting all the opposition parties asked for the government to go to Parliament to report on the situation in Gaza and to explain what initiatives it intends to p…
The EU toughens the tone against Israel for its plans to occupy Gaza
The total Israeli blockade of humanitarian aid in Gaza for more than two months and its plans to occupy and militarily retain the Palestinian territories it conquers seem to have reversed the hitherto timid European response to Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip. From Paris to Warsaw, through Brussels or The Hague, European leaders and senior officials have visibly hardened the tone against the Government of Benjamin Netanyahu, which they have u…
EU foreign policy chief demands Israel stop blocking humanitarian access to Gaza
EU High Representative and Vice President Kaja Kallas demanded that Israel allow humanitarian access to Gaza on a Tuesday call with Israel’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, amidst Israel’s nine-week-long blockade on humanitarian aid. Kallas condemned the politicization of humanitarian aid and argued that aid should be provided by humanitarian organizations free from political interference. Israel’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gideon Sa’ar, in resp…
Food situation in Gaza: a humanitarian official describes people "who count the number of lentils they have in their soup"
"You have so little flour in the Gaza Strip that the population is forced to crush macaroni in order to succeed in making bread," says Antoine Renard on Tuesday at Radio France's International Editor.
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