The agreement agreed between Kaja Kallas and Israel aims to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza by opening new crossings and increasing the number of food trucks. This comes amid a severe humanitarian crisis, with millions affected. Kallas stressed the need to protect aid from diversion, while the EU is preparing back-up measures in case of non-compliance. Meanwhile, violence in the West Bank has increased, reflecting ongoing tensions in the region.
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Acord UE-Israel pentru îmbunătățirea accesului la ajutor umanitar în Gaza
UE încheie un acord cu Israelul pentru a facilita accesul ajutoarelor umanitare în Gaza / Kallas: Contăm pe Israel să pună în aplicare toate măsurile convenite
UE anunță un acord cu Israelul pentru ajutoare umanitare în Gaza
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