EU’s Power Play in Gaza Reveals Weakness and Missed Opportunities for American Allies
While Brussels scrambles to assert influence in Gaza, its fractured approach exposes Europe’s declining role and risks sidelining America’s frontline interests in Middle East stability.
As European Union leaders convene amid the chaos of the Israel-Hamas conflict, their effort to carve out a decisive role in Gaza starkly highlights a troubling trend: Europe’s increasing irrelevance on security matters critical to American interests. The recent U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, reached without meaningful EU input, underscores Brussels’ marginalization in shaping peace and stability where it matters most. Why Does Europe Struggle to Lead in Its Own Backyard? The EU, despite being Israel’s largest trading partner and the biggest aid provider to Palestinians, remains fractured over how to handle the ongoing crisis. Calls for sanctions...
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