Socialist Party Calls for Suspension of EU-Israel Association Agreement Amid Gaza Conflict

PS calls for suspension of EU-Israel association agreement to show Europe's opposition to Netanyahu

Olivier Faure Criticizes Israeli Actions in Gaza

The Socialist Party, represented by Olivier Faure, has demanded the suspension of the EU-Israel association agreement in response to Israel's military actions in Gaza. On a recent appearance on Public Senate, Faure condemned the Israeli government under Netanyahu for its indiscriminate attacks on civilians, including women and children. He expressed concerns about the long-term impact on Gaza's children, who are becoming orphans and may seek revenge for their suffering.

EU's Silence and Need for Stronger Action

Raphaël Glucksmann, the Socialist Party's candidate in the European elections, criticized the European Union for its lack of response to the plight of Palestinian civilians. Speaking on BFMTV, Glucksmann argued that mere advocacy for a two-state solution is insufficient. He emphasized the need for the EU to exert more pressure on the Israeli government to address the ongoing crisis.

Support for Recognition of Palestinian State

Glucksmann also highlighted efforts by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez towards the recognition of the Palestinian State. This move is intended to demonstrate a genuine commitment to the emergence of a Palestinian State beyond mere lip service. The recognition could potentially coincide with the European elections on June 9 or occur in the weeks following, according to reports from the Spanish media.

References

  • https://www.leparisien.fr/international/israel/le-ps-reclame-la-suspension-de-laccord-dassociation-ue-israel-pour-montrer-lopposition-de-leurope-a-netanyahou-26-04-2024-6VTTY4V4L5CAPGDFIHKSWJJWR4.php
  • https://www.lefigaro.fr/politique/guerre-a-gaza-olivier-faure-reclame-la-suspension-de-l-accord-d-association-ue-israel-20240426
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