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European Initiative: 50 Nations to Demand Humanitarian Steps from Israel in Gaza

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Around 50 nations, led by the UK's Labour government, are set to issue a joint statement demanding Israel expand humanitarian aid access to Gaza. The countries will also call for lifting restrictions on aid groups and allowing medical transfers and media access. Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon criticized the initiative, urging a focus on Hamas instead.

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  • About 50 countries will demand Israel expand humanitarian aid to Gaza this week.
  • The initiative, led by the UK Labour government, seeks increased aid and fewer restrictions.
  • Demands include allowing medical transfers and access for diplomats and journalists.
  • The Trump administration's messages reportedly align with these demands.
  • Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon criticized the move, focusing on Hamas.
European Initiative: 50 Nations to Demand Humanitarian Steps from Israel in Gaza
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Approximately 50 countries are expected to release a joint statement this week, initiated by the British Labour government, outlining explicit demands to Israel regarding the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. The planned declaration calls for Israel to significantly expand the operation of crossings, increase the volume of aid entering Gaza, lift restrictions on international aid organizations, permit the transfer of patients and the wounded for medical treatment in Israel, and allow diplomatic delegations and journalists access into the Strip.

In addition to these demands, the countries are expected to commit to increasing aid for the upcoming winter season and supporting the rehabilitation of healthcare systems. Reports suggest these demands align with messages previously conveyed by the Trump administration.

In response to the initiative, Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, launched a sharp attack against the British move. "The Labour government has forgotten about the existence of Hamas," Danon stated, adding, "Instead of publishing another list of demands from Israel, it is time to demand Hamas's disarmament and prevent the terror organization from controlling the Strip again."

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