E3 Leaders – Germany, UK and France underlined that the time to end the war in Gaza and called for an immediate end for human destruction and struggle in the small strip.
The announcement was shared by German Chancellor Frederick Merz on Friday. In a post on X, he said, “The time has come to end the war in Gaza. We – France, United Kingdom and Germany – urge all sides to end the struggle by reaching the immediate ceasefire”.
Three European countries (E3) leaders (E3) said in a joint statement, “A conversed ceasefire is the best opportunity to bring homes home, end the agony of their families and finally bring relief to the civilian population in Gaza.”
He urged all the parties to end the struggle by immediately reaching the ceasefire and called for an immediate and unconditional release of all the hostages organized by Hamas from 7 October 2023.
He confirmed his commitment to support the diplomatic efforts of the United States, Qatar and Egypt. The statement said, “Hamas’s disarmament is mandatory, and Hamas should not have any role in the future of Gaza. We confirm their commitment to support the diplomatic efforts of the United States, Qatar and Egypt.”
It reduced the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where the basic needs of the civilian population are not being met.
It said, “The human devastation we are seeing in Gaza should now end. The most basic needs of the civilian population, including water and food access, should be met without any other delay. To prevent the human population out unacceptable and take back the human population. Hungry.
European leaders also strongly opposed all efforts to implement Israeli sovereignty in the occupied Palestinian regions.
The statement said that we strongly oppose all efforts to implement Israel’s sovereignty in the occupied Palestinian areas.
He reiterated his commitment to work closely with international partners, including the United Nations, to develop a specific and reliable plan for the next phase in Gaza that would establish transitional governance and security arrangements, and ensure the distribution of large -scale human assistance.
It further said, “We are committed to working closely with our international partners, including the United Nations, to develop a specific and reliable plan for the next phase in Gaza that will make a place in transitional governance and security system, and ensure the distribution of humanitarian aids on a scale.
This should be as important steps for a two-state solution, with the return of Israeli forces and removing the Hamas leadership. ,
Repeating our calls for an immediate ceasefire, saying that we are ready to take further action to support an immediate ceasefire and a political process, which leads to permanent security and peace for Israel, Palestinians and the entire region. ,
CNN reported that US President Donald Trump on Friday convicted Hamas for the breakdown of the Gaza ceasefire negotiations, indicating support for Israel to carry forward his military campaign.
“I think they want to die, and it’s too bad, very bad,” Trump said about Hamas while talking to reporters before leaving for a weekend trip to Scotland. “It reached a point where you have to finish the work.” (AI)