https://www.ft.com/content/f656aac7-4cb6-4401-99e6-8bd4b5c7df64
The EU has struck a deal with Israel for a "substantial increase" in aid deliveries to Gaza, Brussels said on Thursday, following weeks of diplomatic pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu's government to unblock shipments to the enclave.
Brussels has demanded Israel end what it has described as "abhorrent" attacks on civilians in Gaza and ease restrictions on aid flows that EU officials have said could breach international law.
The EU also recently warned it could suspend its trade agreement with Israel over potential breaches of its human rights obligations enshrined in the pact.