Brussels reconsider his partnership with Tel Aviv

According to RCO News Agency, the Netherlands has gained sufficient support for its proposal to revise the EU and the Zionist regime; A unprecedented move that could challenge Tel Aviv’s economic and political relations with Brussels.

The EU countries have supported the EU, and four member states have opposed it. “The EU will review its cooperation agreement with Israel,” said Kaya Kalas, the EU foreign policy chief.

If the Dutch proposal progresses, the results of the review will be presented to the EU Council, consisting of representatives of four member states. A complete consensus is needed to completely suspend the agreement, but only to suspend it, including the free trade sector, will only be sufficient in agreement.

Earlier, the media reported that the Dutch government plans to launch efforts to support other EU member states to increase pressure on the Zionist regime and call for a review of the EU relations with the regime; A move that is following the expansion of Western countries’ criticism of the Zionist army’s military operations in the Gaza Strip.

Although the Netherlands have been widely welcomed by human rights groups, it is not easy to do; Because Germany opposes this review, there are profound disagreements about the Palestinian issue within the EU.

However, according to these reports, it was likely that the majority of the member states of the Union would support the request to revise the Zionist regime’s adherence to its human rights obligations, which are in Article 2 of the EU and the Partnership Agreement.

The Netherlands has emphasized that the Zionist regime has been siege for about three months, violating its obligations under international humanitarian law. The United Nations has also warned that a massive famine is taking place in Gaza.

Earlier, an EU diplomat said, “This is one of the most difficult issues in foreign and security policy and there are many sensitivities involved.”

The Netherlands’ request was first sent in a letter on May 5 by the foreign minister to Kaya Kalas, the EU foreign policy chief. Last year, Spain and Ireland had made a similar request, but failed to gain enough support. However, this time countries such as France, Portugal, Finland and Sweden have publicly supported the Dutch initiative.

French Foreign Minister Jean -Noel Barrow today said that if the Zionist regime has violated Article 2 of the agreement, there is a possibility of suspension of the agreement. “The next step, if proved, can be a suspension of the agreement,” he said in an interview with French National Radio.

Baro added that France had a “cautious” stance last year, but the images of Gaza changed Paris’s position.

Another important point in the Netherlands’ request is its credibility as one of the traditional allies of the Zionist regime in the European Union. The Netherlands still do not recognize the Palestinian state and is usually in the ranks of Tel Aviv.

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