- giraudjeanbaptiste0
- 15 oct.
- 1 min de lecture
L’UE doit-elle lever les sanctions contre Israel ?
L’UE doit elle participer au processus de paix imaginé par les États-Unis ?
L’UE doit-elle financer la re-construction de Gaza ?
Un article de l’agence POLITICO (1) pose directement ces trois questions qui devront faire l’objet d’un débat à Bruxelles.
Selon cet article, les premières réactions des milieux européens et diplomatiques sont mitigées - ainsi qu’en témoignent ces extraits :
Israel’s new ambassador to the EU told POLITICO the EU should now lift all its threats of sanctions and restore full bilateral cooperation.
The key test for allowing the EU to ease its pressure on Israel is whether Palestinians get the food and supplies they urgently require.
What is very important in a peace process is that justice is done and accountability is done. Let’s not forget that 60,000 innocent people have been killed, that Gaza is destroyed.
Trump’s proposed “board of peace” (raises) some skepticism about this new body, amid private suggestions it might simply be an opportunity for western construction firms to make money rebuilding Gaza from the rubble.
Divisions over the Middle East have the potential to derail political agendas at home. Across Europe, tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza.
If there’s no justice and no accountability, I don’t know what happens, including in Europe.
Europe has to be more than just a payer.
JGG 14/10/2025
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