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BackVon der Leyen: "Suffering in Gaza and settler violence have affected Europeans"
Von der Leyen: "Suffering in Gaza and settler violence have affected Europeans"
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Von der Leyen: "Suffering in Gaza and settler violence have affected Europeans"

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Commission President Ursula von der Leyen criticized the suffering in Gaza and settler violence in the West Bank, calling the E1 settlement project unacceptable and regretting the lack of European unity.

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The statements refer to the situation in the Middle East and the divisions among EU members on how to respond.

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The profound suffering in Gaza and the uncontrolled settler violence in the West Bank have deeply affected Europeans. The Israeli government's decision to continue the illegal E1 settlement project is unacceptable. Last year I urged Europe to act, proposing a series of measures. It is painful for many Europeans that member states have failed to reach the majorities necessary for a united response.

Some Member States have already taken initiatives in this regard. Others are considering doing so. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said this at the State of the Union.

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  • What specific measures are individual Member States considering?
  • How will the Israeli government respond to the Commission's criticisms?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Mondo.

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