Europe Turns on Israel: Sanctions and Trade Halted Amid Gaza Crisis

International Pressure Mounts on Israel as European Allies Reconsider Support The ongoing conflict in Gaza has led to a significant shift in the international landscape, with several of Israel's closest European allies reconsidering their support. This development marks a turning point in the international community's response to the conflict and raises questions about the future of Israel's foreign relations. Britain has already suspended trade negotiations with Israel, signaling a significant change in its approach. This action follows similar moves by other European nations, who are actively considering imposing sanctions against Israel due to its actions in Gaza. The growing international isolation of the Netanyahu government is evident, with 17 European countries supporting a Dutch proposal to review trade and cooperation agreements with Israel. "This is a clear indication that the international community is no longer tolerating Israel's actions in Gaza," said an unnamed European diplomat. "The growing pressure is aimed at forcing a change in policy and bringing an end to the conflict." France, too, is considering a reassessment of its relationship with Israel, reflecting the widespread concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza and the escalating violence. The international community's response highlights the growing pressure on Israel to de-escalate the conflict and engage in meaningful peace negotiations. The coming weeks will be critical in determining the long-term consequences of this unprecedented international pressure.