A two-state solution is just possible, EU foreign ministers insist

Israel must accept a two-state solution to end the war and guarantee its security, EU foreign ministers insisted on Monday, January 22, where they are to meet separately with their Israeli and Palestinian counterparts. “What we want is a two-state solution. Let’s talk about it.”Launched the head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, while Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, reaffirmed his opposition. “Palestinian Sovereignty”. There is a two-state solution, Palestinian and Israeli “The Only Solution”, many ministers insisted. In this regard, there is a denial of such a solution by Israel “worrying”, estimated Stéphane Sjourne, the new French minister of foreign affairs. Follow our live stream.

Sebastian Lecornu is visiting Israel. French Armed Forces Minister Sebastien Lecornu met with the families of Hamas hostages on Monday, ahead of a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and several members of the war cabinet to discuss the situation in the Gaza Strip and the growing threat. territory.

Israeli strikes on Khan Younes. During the night from Sunday to Monday, witnesses also reported deadly Israeli attacks towards Khan Younes and fierce fighting between soldiers and Hamas fighters. An anti-rocket siren sounded overnight outside Gaza, in northern Israel, near the border with Lebanon, according to the Israeli military.

Hamas gives its “version of the facts” on October 7. Palestinian Islamic Movement recognized it “Maybe errors have occurred” in “Anarchy” is provoked by “Sudden Collapse of Security and Military Apparatus” On the border between Israel and Gaza. However, he denied targeting civilians “Incidentally, and during confrontations with occupying forces”

. However, released videos show armed men killing indiscriminately on Israeli soil.

Hostage families request an agreement. During the night, relatives and supporters of the hostages gathered near Benjamin Netanyahu’s official residence in Jerusalem, to demand an agreement for their release. “We are listening to the proposal of the United States, Qatar and Egypt. We ask our government to listen, sit down at the negotiating table and decide whether to accept this or any other settlement agreement that is favorable to Israel”, said Gilad Korenbloom, whose son is being held hostage in Gaza, at the scene.