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EU commission president seeks sanctions, partial trade suspension against Israel over war in Gaza

The European Commission targets extremist Israeli ministers and violent settlers with sanctions, aiming to address human rights concerns amid Gaza's humanitarian crisis, despite EU member state divisions.

  • European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen announced plans for sanctions against extremist Israeli ministers and partial trade suspension with Israel due to ongoing conflicts in Gaza.
  • Von Der Leyen stated that the situation in Gaza has "shaken the conscience of the world," emphasizing the need for EU action.
  • Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar criticized Von Der Leyen's proposal, claiming it strengthens Hamas and undermines Israel-EU relations.
  • The EU's proposed actions require support from 15 of its 27 member states for implementation, indicating potential challenges due to differing views among member nations.
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