The European Union is considering sanctions against Israel
| Ireland's foreign minister claimed that the foreign ministers of EU countries are considering imposing sanctions against the Zionist regime. |
reported by Mehr News Agency quoted by Rashatoudi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ireland, Michael Martin, claimed that the foreign ministers of the European Union countries are “about punishing Israel” for ignoring the request of the International Court of Justice to immediately stop the attack on the city of Rafah. They had “important” conversations.
He admitted, however, that there is “some distance” between the talks and actual action being taken, although there is now a “clear consensus” that Israel must be held accountable.
According to the Irish Minister of Foreign Affairs, “adherence to human rights is the main and important reason for the existence of the European Union.”
The International Agency for Employment and Relief for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) announced on Tuesday that during the past three weeks and at the same time as the Zionist regime’s attacks intensified, about one million residents of Rafah have been displaced. and.
UNRWA added in a statement describing the situation in the Gaza Strip that it is almost impossible to provide aid and protection to civilians in this strip. The head of the World Health Organization also condemned Sunday night’s air attack on the refugee camp in Rafah, which killed 45 refugees who were sheltering in tents.
He emphasized: The closure of the borders of Rafah and the lack of fuel and aid have weakened our ability to support the health system in Rafah and the Gaza Strip.
The head of the World Health Organization expressed concern that at the same time as violence continues in Rafah, about one million Palestinian refugees are once again searching for lost security.
