Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister, is "horrified" by the intention to direct budgets to "illegal settlements" in the midst of the war.

The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, welcomes the deal: "Children and women should not be abducted, calls for the immediate release of the other abductees. The European Union will work to deliver increased aid to Gaza within the framework of the ceasefire days."

The European Commission announced: We found no evidence that the financial aid reaches Hamas, we will continue to provide it to the Palestinians

The Prime Minister of Qatar and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the European Union: The prisoner deal has been bumpy, but we are more confident that we are close to an agreement. Also, in the conversation between the two, the Prime Minister of Qatar, Mohammed bin Abd al-Rahman al-Thani, called the fighting at Shifa Hospital a "crime". In addition, the Prime Minister of Qatar claims that "the gaps in the negotiations for the kidnapping deal are very small."

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the European Union, Joseph Borrell, said alongside the Prime Minister of Qatar that it is necessary to implement the resolution of the UN Security Council, which called for humanitarian truces and the release of the abductees.

Joseph Borrell, the European Union's foreign minister: Only the Palestinian Authority can control the Gaza Strip after the war.

European Union Foreign Minister Joseph Borrell said during a visit to Israel that he calls on the government not to act out of anger in its response to the massacre committed by Hamas last month - and claimed that "one atrocity does not justify another." Burrell said these words alongside Foreign Minister Eli Cohen, after a visit to Kibbutz Bari. "I understand your rage," Burrell said to Cohen, "but let me ask you not to be consumed by rage.

The European Union condemned "Hamas' use of hospitals and civilians as human shields". At the same time, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Union, Joseph Borrell, called for an immediate ceasefire in the fighting to allow the evacuation of hospitalized patients in need of urgent medical treatment, and stated that the European Union is very concerned about the humanitarian crisis in the Strip. Also, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the European Union, Joseph Borrell, will arrive on Thursday for a solidarity visit to Israel. He is expected to visit the Gaza Strip, meet with the families of the abductees as well as with President Yitzhak Herzog and Foreign Minister Eli Cohen. In the past year, Israel has refused all of Burrell's requests to visit Israel.

The President of the European Commission announced that the European Union will increase humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip by 25 million euros, so that the total amount of aid will reach 100 million euros.