Iran (IMNA) - Borrell expressed his concern that the civilian population's dire situation in Gaza is not adequately known in Europe due to limited access for Western journalists and the loss of lives among Palestinian journalists. He emphasized the need for greater awareness and understanding of the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
EU Diplomat Urges Bloc to Unite for Gaza Conflict Solution as Death Toll Soars
In a recent statement, an EU diplomat emphasized the urgent need for unity among member countries in addressing the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The diplomat highlighted the staggering death toll of nearly 24,000 people since the Israeli regime launched its aggression on the enclave in early October. The lack of consensus within the EU regarding how to respond to the crisis has significantly weakened the bloc's influence in the region, hindering its ability to shape events. The diplomat further stressed that beyond the immediate threats posed by bombs and bullets, the people of Gaza are now facing a dire humanitarian situation, with shortages of food, water, medicine, and healthcare. Famine and epidemics loom, endangering the lives of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.
EU Diplomat Borrell Urges Action as 1.9 Million Displaced in Gaza, Warns of Potential Conflict Spillover
In a recent statement, EU diplomat Josep Borrell raised concerns over the dire situation in Gaza, revealing that approximately 1.9 million people, accounting for nearly 85% of the population, have been forcibly displaced due to the relentless military attacks by the Israeli army. Borrell strongly condemned any proposals put forth by certain members of the Israeli government to relocate the Gaza population beyond the enclave, emphasizing the EU's firm opposition to such actions.
Moreover, Borrell issued a stark warning to EU member states, highlighting the potential consequences of failing to unite efforts in resolving the ongoing conflict in Palestine. He cautioned that this lack of unity could result in the spread of instability to already volatile regions, including Yemen and Lebanon.
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