In telephone conversation with the king of Jordan, Ursula von der Leyen stated that Israel should ‘immediately restore help deliveries, according to humanitarian principles’
The Israeli bombardment of a school in Gaza which provided shelter to Palestinian families is “abominable,” said the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyenthis Tuesday (27), in a connection with King Abdullah II of Jordan. “The expansion of Israel’s military operations in Gaza aimed at civil infrastructure, such as a school that served as shelter for displaced Palestinian families, killing civilians, including children, is abominable,” he said.
In the telephone conversation, von der Leyen noted that Israel should “immediately restore help deliveries, according to humanitarian principles, with the participation of the United Nations and other international humanitarian partners.” She also stated that she appealed “to the Israeli government to put an end to the current climb immediately.”
“We also asked the terrorist organization [palestina] From Hamas who immediately free and without delay the other hostages cruelly maintained since October 7, 2023, ”he added.
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Von der Leyen guaranteed Abdullah II that “Europe’s commitment to just, comprehensive and lasting peace based on a two -state solution remains unshakable.” According to her, the EU has supported and will continue to support “Israel’s right to security and self -defense, but this climbing and disproportionate use of civilian force cannot be justified by humanitarian and international law.”
*With information from AFP
Posted by Nátaly Tenório
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