EU Leadership’s Gaza Warnings Mask a Dangerous Disconnect from American Interests
As EU officials urge more humanitarian aid and negotiate ceasefires in Gaza, their approach risks sidelining America’s national security priorities amid growing global instability.
In Brussels, Kaja Kallas, a leading figure in European diplomacy, issued stark warnings that the conflict in Gaza is "becoming increasingly dangerous," imploring the European Union to push for immediate ceasefires and unrestricted humanitarian aid access. On the surface, her calls might appear compassionate — but beneath lies a troubling pattern of detached policymaking that ignores how these escalating conflicts ripple back to America's doorstep. Why Europe's Gaza Focus Could Undermine America's Security Kallas lamented obstacles faced by NGOs delivering aid and condemned violence against journalists — valid concerns in any conflict zone. Yet, by urging Israel to open borders...
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