EU calls on US to cut arms supplies to Israel amid high Palestinian civilian casualties.
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EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell has criticized the US attitude to the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip, calling for a reduction in arms deliveries to Israel. Borrell denounced Israeli army attacks on civilian targets in Gaza and directly criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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UE critică sprijinul SUA pentru ofensiva israeliană în Fâșia Gaza /Borrell: "Poate că ar trebui să furnizați mai puțin armament"
Josep Borrell sugerează, acid, că SUA ar trebui reducă ajutorul militar către Israel
Josep Borrell sugerează SUA să livreze mai puține arme Israelului și îl critică dur pe Netanyahu: "Vor să-i evacueze pe palestinieni? Unde? Pe lună?"
Borrell îndeamnă SUA să livreze mai puţine arme Israelului: "Să prevenim uciderea oamenilor. Unde să meargă palestinienii? Pe Lună?"
Sugestia lui Borrell. SUA să livreze mai puţine arme Israelului
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