EU delays Israel sanctions decision, warns Gaza humanitarian crisis must improve

Foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says EU not seeking to punish Israel, but to 'trigger concrete improvements' in Gaza. Trade with West Bank settlements and sanctions on far-right ministers are on the table

European Union foreign ministers postponed a decision Monday on potential sanctions against Israel, pushing the issue to their next meeting in mid-July.

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