The EU common position also condemned Hamas and its “brutal and indiscriminate terrorist attacks” “in the strongest possible terms”.
The European Council has adopted the Israel’s right to “defend itself” with respect for “humanitarian and international law” and “ensuring the protection of all citizens.”
The leaders of the European Union states have agreed on a common position on the conflict in the Middle East, ahead of the extraordinary summit they will hold on Tuesday.
In the statement, the EU also condemns “in the strongest possible terms Hamas and its brutal and indiscriminate terrorist attacks across Israel” and “deeply” regrets the loss of life.
The EU has underlined the importance of providing “urgent” humanitarian aid and said it stands ready to continue supporting the neediest civilians in Gaza in coordination with its partners, “ensuring that terrorist organizations do not misuse such aid.” “It is crucial to prevent a regional escalation,” she added.
Finally, community leaders remain committed to “a lasting and lasting peace based on the two-state solution” through “renewed efforts” in the Middle East peace process.
Source: EITB
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