A total of 209 exhaust y exaltos European positions denounced in an open letter that, despite the serious deterioration of the situation in Gaza by the Israeli offensive“the EU has not taken substantial measures to Press Israel To put this brutal war. That had access EFE.
The letter, aimed at the governments of the EU and the European institutions, is a reminder of another sent less than a month ago, signed by 58 former EU ex -men and member countries, where they already denounced the silence and complicity of the EU before the “campaign of violence and destruction” that the Government of Benjamín Netanyahu performs in Gaza. “With dismay, we observe that, in the four weeks after our letter, No fire has been agreed in gazano Israeli hostage has been released and, in a alarming way, the Israeli government has begun to implement plans to empty the city of Gaza and its surroundings of one million Palestinians, “the signatories lament.
At this time, they underline, more than 2,600 Palestinians have been killed (of the total of almost 63,000 since the beginning of the Israeli offensive) and it has been confirmed that the most populous area of the strip, which includes the capital, suffers a famine caused by man. It is a situation that “has no precedents”, so they ask the EU to act in block and “demonstrate real leadership, worthy of the overwhelming majority of European citizens whose deep concern for the current and deplorable situation in Palestine is palpable.” And they list a series of nine actions that consider that the EU can do to press Israel, among which are to suspend or revoke unilaterally the Weapons export licenses to Israel or stop finance national projects that involve Israeli entities.
They also consider that EU countries could enforce sanctions own as the revocation of visas or Asset freezingprosecute “Israeli war criminals” or prohibit the trade of goods and services with illegal settlements, among others. Almost 63,000 people have died in the Palestinian enclave since the beginning of the Israeli offensive in October 2023, according to local health authorities, in a situation denounced as a genocide by countries such as South Africa before the International Court of Justice (CIJ), a qualification that also use international and Israeli organizations of human rights.
