Rome, July 31 (LaPresse) – “The plan to disarm Hamas in Gaza, if fully implemented, would be a constructive step toward peace.” This was stated by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, who welcomed the agreement “mediated by the United States, with the support of Egypt, Qatar, Turkey and Nickolay Mladenov.” “For this plan to work, many elements need to fall into place. Success depends on the full commitment of all parties,” she added. According to Kallas, “verifying Hamas’ compliance will be a significant challenge. Israel should ultimately withdraw from Gaza. We stand ready to support the next steps, including the deployment of the National Committee and the International Stabilization Force. Our two EU missions on the ground play an important role in supporting efforts toward Palestinian state-building.” “The EU is Gaza’s largest humanitarian donor. In July, the EU allocated €900 million to aid projects to help Gaza recover from the war,” she concluded.
Gaza, Kallas: “Plan for Hamas disarmament is a constructive step toward peace”
Rome, July 31 (LaPresse) – “The plan to disarm Hamas in Gaza, if fully implemented, would be a constructive step toward peace.” This was stated by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, who welcomed the agreement “mediated by the United States, with the support of Egypt, Qatar, Turkey and Nickolay Mladenov.” “For this plan to work, many elements need to fall into place. Success depends on the full commitment of all parties,” she added. According to Kallas, “verifying Hamas’ compliance will be a significant challenge. Israel should ultimately withdraw from Gaza. We stand ready to support the next steps, including the deployment of the National Committee and the International Stabilization Force. Our two EU missions on the ground play an important role in supporting efforts toward Palestinian state-building.” “The EU is Gaza’s largest humanitarian donor. In July, the EU allocated €900 million to aid projects to help Gaza recover from the war,” she concluded.
