Von der Leyen constata el "dolor" de los europeos ante la incapacidad de los 27 de sancionar a Israel

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has acknowledged public frustration regarding the European Union's inability to reach a consensus on sanctions against Israel in response to its ongoing military offensive. The lack of a unified position among the twenty-seven member states has hindered the bloc's capacity to implement a collective diplomatic or economic response to the conflict.

Simultaneously, the United States is reportedly preparing a $2.8 billion arms package for Israel. This deal, which includes the provision of 40,000 bombs, represents one of the largest munitions transfers in recent years, highlighting a significant divergence between the internal political debates within the European Union and the ongoing military support provided by the United States.