While Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip have continued since October 7, the European Union called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in the Gaza Strip. The written statement made by the European Union stated that there is serious concern about the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, and said: “The European Union calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities, and an increase in capacity for border crossings and humanitarian aid, including a ceasefire.” A special sea route, in order for humanitarian aid to reach the residents of Gaza safely. We agree with the calls to create corridors.
The statement stressed that Israel has the right to defend itself in accordance with international law and international humanitarian law, and said: “The European Union ensures that humanitarian aid is delivered to those in need quickly, safely and without hindrance by taking all necessary measures, including humanitarian aid.” Aid corridors and a temporary pause to meet humanitarian needs. In this context, we welcome the results of the humanitarian aid conference held in Paris on November 9.”
The statement also called on Hamas to immediately and unconditionally release all hostages, and said: “It is of utmost importance that the International Committee of the Red Cross be allowed access to the hostages. Civilians should be allowed to leave the conflict zone. These conflicts severely affect hospitals and cause severe harm to civilians and medical personnel. The European Union stresses that international humanitarian law requires the protection of hospitals, medical equipment and civilians in hospitals. In addition, hospitals must be immediately stocked with the most urgent medical supplies and patients needing urgent medical care must be safely evacuated. “In this context, we call on Israel to exercise maximum restraint to ensure the protection of civilians.”
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