The Dutch advisory body has called on European countries to take more action to prevent a larger conflict in the Middle East. Many European countries initially supported Israel after Hamas’ attack on October 7, but as the violence in Gaza continues, some have begun to change their stance and even imposed arms embargoes on Israel.
The Dutch government has faced criticism for not doing enough to address the conflict and has been urged to work with other European nations to help diffuse the situation. The idea of European countries taking a more active role in resolving the conflict is being discussed by experts on a talk show.
James Moran, an associate senior research fellow at the Centre for European Policy Studies, Emmanuel Dupuy, President of the Institute of European Perspective and Security, and Lek Takkenberg, a senior adviser at the Arab Renaissance for Democracy & Development think tank, shared their perspectives on how European countries could work together to prevent the situation from escalating further.
The discussion highlighted the importance of European countries coming together to address the conflict and implement measures to stop the violence. As tensions continue to rise in the Middle East, it is crucial for European nations to take a more proactive approach in preventing a larger conflict from erupting.
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