The European Union expects that at least 160 trucks will be able to enter the Gaza Strip with eight additional checkpoints in the near future, Politico European edition reports, citing an anonymous official.
According to him, in the Middle East, the EU Special Representative Christophe Bigo, the UN Representatives and Israeli officials will monitor the entrance to the entrance. It is noted that some EU diplomats have expressed an opinion that the control over this process by the community is "basic".
Earlier, Politico reported that the EU is discussing the issue of suspending the Association Agreement with Israel due to the situation around Gaza. The EU Foreign Ministers are expected to discuss possible measures on July 15. On the same day, Israel, as expected, will present a report on improving the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip.
