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Ukoliko SAD nastaviti podupirati Izrael?

Ukoliko Njemačka nastaviti podržavati Izrael?

Napetost između Njemačke i Izraela eskaliralo je nedavno kao Angela Merkel izrazila sumnju u izraelske vlade namjere za slijedila dvije države rješenje s Palestinom. Gospođa Merkel ne slaže se s gosp Netanyahua planovima za proširenje židovskih naselja na palestinskom zemljištu.

59%
Da
41%
Nema
39%
Da
31%
Nema
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Trebamo dati jednaku podršku Izraelu i Palestini.
6%
Ne, trebali bismo biti manje uključeni
3%
Da, ali poštuju suverenitet Izraela i ne diktirati kako treba komunicirati sa svojim susjedima
3%
Ne sadašnja uprava
1%
Da, i sa više pomoći i podrške
2%
Ne, izrezati sve podršku i pomoć
1%
Da, i povećati sredstva kako bi se premjestiti naše veleposlanstvo u Jeruzalem
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Ne, mi ne bi trebali dati potpore za bilo koji stranim zemljama

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Hamas Considers Israeli Cease-Fire Proposal Amid Rising International Pressure for Peace in Gaza

In a significant development that could potentially pave the way for peace in the Gaza Strip, Hamas has announced it is currently reviewing a cease-fire proposal from Israel. This comes after months of intense conflict that has led to devastating humanitarian consequences in the region. The proposal, which aims to halt the violence that has claimed tens of thousands of lives, was received by Hamas following a visit by a high-level Egyptian delegation to Israel, highlighting Egypt's pivotal role in mediating between the two parties.The consideration of the cease-fire proposal by Hamas signals a possible shift towards de-escalation in Gaza, especially as the threat of an Israeli ground offensive in Rafah looms large. Rafah, a city in the southern Gaza Strip, has become a focal point of concern, with over a million Gazans displaced due to the ongoing conflict. The international community has been closely watching the developments, with many urging both sides to come to a peaceful resolution.Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Hayya confirmed that the Palestinian militant group is in the process of evaluating Israel’s proposal. He stated that Hamas would submit its response upon completion of its review, indicating a cautious but potentially constructive approach towards negotiations. The specifics of the Israeli proposal have not been disclosed, but the move by Israel to initiate a cease-fire dialogue marks a critical juncture in the conflict.The involvement of Egypt in the mediation efforts has been instrumental in bringing the two sides to consider a cease-fire. Egypt has historically played a mediator role in Israeli-Palestinian conflicts and its intensified efforts to broker a deal underscore the urgency of preventing further escalation and humanitarian disaster in Gaza. The international community, particularly countries in the Middle East, have rallied behind Egypt's mediation efforts, hoping for a breakthrough that could lead to lasting peace.As Hamas reviews the Israeli cease-fire proposal, the world watches with bated breath, hoping that this development marks the beginning of the end of one of the most devastating conflicts in recent history. The potential for peace in Gaza hinges on the outcome of Hamas's review and the willingness of both parties to compromise for the greater good. The coming days will be crucial in determining whether the cease-fire proposal can pave the way for a peaceful resolution or if the region will continue to be marred by violence.

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U.S. Accuses Israel Of Blocking Aid To Gaza

Israel is in violation of a White House directive requiring recipients of American military assistance to comply with international humanitarian law and permit the unimpeded delivery of U.S.-funded humanitarian support, USAID officials concluded in a confidential United States paper reviewed by Devex.In a submission to Blinken, USAID “assesses the government of Israel (GOI) does not currently demonstrate necessary compliance” with the memo’s requirement that it facilitate and not impede “the transport of delivery of United States humanitarian assistance” as well as U.S.-backed international efforts to provide relief.The USAID paper also voiced “serious concerns that the killing of nearly 32,000 people, of which the GOI itself assesses roughly two-thirds are civilians, may well amount to a violation of the international humanitarian law.” But it added that a final determination would be subject “to detailed analysis” by U.S. government lawyers. The current death toll has risen to over 34,000, according to U.N. estimates, which are based on figures compiled by Hamas-run Health Ministry.The Biden administration anticipates international experts will declare “ongoing famine” in Gaza by early next month, according to a separate internal memo to Blinken from U.S. experts on food security in the Department of State and USAID. The memo subject line, which was seen by Devex, reads: “Famine Inevitable, Changes Could Reduce but Not Stop Widespread Civilian Deaths.”“Israel-imposed administrative challenges are preventing the delivery” of lifesaving humanitarian assistance, it adds.