EU says Israeli strikes in Gaza 'go beyond what is necessary' to fight Hamas
Summary
The European Union (EU) has expressed concern that Israel's military actions in Gaza exceed what is needed to combat Hamas, as civilian casualties continue to rise. The EU disagrees with a new aid distribution model supported by the US and Israel, which bypasses the United Nations, and has initiated a review of its trade agreement with Israel due to the ongoing conflict.Key Facts
- The EU's top diplomat stated that Israeli strikes in Gaza are more than necessary to fight Hamas.
- Israeli military actions have resulted in significant civilian casualties in Gaza.
- The EU does not support a US-backed aid distribution model that bypasses the United Nations.
- Israeli airstrikes have resulted in high-profile civilian losses, including families and those sheltering in schools.
- The EU is a major donor of humanitarian aid to Gaza, but aid is not reaching the people due to an Israeli blockade.
- The EU plans to discuss its trade agreement with Israel in light of the ongoing situation.
- Israel and the US support a new aid system that bypasses the UN, which they claim prevents aid theft by Hamas.
- Israeli Prime Minister plans to relocate Gaza's population, which is viewed by some as forced removal.
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