Netanyahu Slams Europe's 'Irrelevant' Ceasefire Stance
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Europe's absence from a ceasefire plan, accusing it of "caving in to Palestinian terrorism" and becoming "irrelevant." He contrasted this with US President Trump's "realistic" approach. Netanyahu condemned EU member states recognizing a Palestinian state as a "reward" to Islamists, arguing it damages the Middle East. He stressed that strength precedes peace and urged European nations to reconsider their decisions, hoping for a "realistic Europe" that promotes genuine peace.
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