Brussels is pushing a plan to use profits from frozen Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine, but no similar scheme has been proposed for Gaza
The European Commission has refused to comment on whether Israel should fund the reconstruction of Gaza, adding that it sees no connection between the issue and the EU’s push to seize Russian central bank assets for Ukraine.
A ceasefire agreement for Gaza was signed on Monday in Sharm el-Sheikh by US President Donald Trump and mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Türkiye. The initial phase of the deal saw the Jewish state withdraw troops from parts of Gaza and Hamas release the remaining 20 living Israeli…
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