The European Union has proposed new sanctions against Israel. This could mark a significant turning point in international relations.

The European Commission suggested suspending free trade agreements with Israel due to the war in Gaza. However, this proposal lacks sufficient support for approval.

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas proposed sanctions against far-right Israeli ministers. These sanctions target actions that escalate violence against Palestinians.

Ursula von der Leyen criticized the situation in Gaza, stating, "What is happening in Gaza has shaken the world's conscience." This statement is a significant step for the EU to take a united stance against Israel.

The Netherlands and Spain banned the entry of far-right ministers into the Schengen Area. This indicates a division in the EU's relations with Israel.