EU Leaders Seek Consensus on Israel-Hamas Conflict Amid Political Divisions

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EU leaders are convening a videoconference to seek consensus on their stance regarding the Israel-Hamas war after days of confusing and contradictory messaging. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's unequivocal support for Israel without mentioning the need for Israeli action to abide by international humanitarian law has caused frustration among EU member states. The videoconference aims to clarify the EU's position and discuss the implications of the conflict, including diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation and the impact on European countries and migration.
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