- EU foreign ministers have called on Israel to respect a UN court ruling to stop its military offensive in Rafah, Gaza.
- There is a demand from the EU for Israel to explain how it will comply with its human rights obligations following the court’s decision.
- The EU is divided in its stance towards Israel, with some members pushing for tougher measures, including potential sanctions, though unanimity rules and Israeli opposition make such moves unlikely.
- EU members approved a plan to revive their Rafah border assistance mission, aiming to support simpler border crossings, contingent on support from Israel, Egypt, and the Palestinians.
- The Gaza health ministry reported at least 45 people killed and dozens injured in an Israeli air strike on Rafah, which Israel says targeted Hamas commanders but also resulted in civilian casualties.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the civilian casualties a “tragic mistake” and stated an investigation was underway.
- International condemnation has grown, with calls for Israel to halt its operations in Gaza and comply with international law, though Israel continues its military activities in the region.
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