How can we weigh for Israel to cease its military operations in the Gaza Strip and make humanitarian aid massively for the two million hungry inhabitants of the territory? While the lightning war that the Hebrew state waged, with the support of the United States, against Iran has overshadowed the fate of the Palestinians, the subject was reinforced on Thursday, June 26, at the top of the twenty-seven in Brussels.
As for twenty months, Europeans have continued to diverge, not on the evaluation of the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the field, that all deplore, nor on the need for Hamas to release Israeli hostages as soon as possible, but rather on the method and the degree of political pressure that they must employ so that Israel puts a term to the fighting and restore a system of distribution of safe and neutral humanitarian aid.
On May 20, after eleven weeks of humanitarian blockade from the Palestinian enclave, the European Union (EU) had, for the first time, raised the tone against the Hebrew State in almost two years of conflict. A majority of member states, including France, had asked Kaja Kallas, the head of European diplomacy, a review of the association agreement between the European Union and Israel, in order to verify the respect by the latter of article 2 of this treaty which stipulates that the parties must respect human rights.
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