The European Union demanded the reopening of all Gaza border crossings.
The continuation of the siege on Gaza also raised the voice of Western supporters of Israel, and the European Union, which expressed deep concern at the deterioration of the humanitarian situation, asked Tel Aviv to reopen all border crossings in this area.
Referring to the heavy rains, floods and winter conditions in Gaza, the European Union stated in this statement that this situation worsened the living conditions of the people who were already in difficult conditions and added to their suffering.
The European Union also asked Tel Aviv to allow the activities of the United Nations, its affiliated institutions and humanitarian organizations, including non-governmental organizations, and to comply with its obligations based on international law, especially humanitarian human rights.