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Brussels urges return to calm: "Only a political solution can put an end to the violence. Efforts by Egypt and the UN to calm the situation have the European Union's full support."
The Israeli airstrikes against terrorists in the Gaza Strip over the weekend, which were triggered by a rocket barrage on Israel overnight Friday, has prompted the EU to issue a statement urging both sides to exercise calm.
The organization's chief foreign policy and defense coordinator, Federica Mogherini, issued a general call for both sides to engage in talks, without assigning blame.
"The rocket fire from Gaza towards Israel must stop immediately. A de-escalation of this dangerous situation is urgently needed to ensure that civilians' lives are protected. Israelis and Palestinians both have the right to live in peace, security, and dignity," the EU said on its website. "Only a political solution can put an end to the violence. Efforts by Egypt and the UN to calm the situation have the European Union's full support."
The statement was also issued in Hebrew on the EU's Twitter account.
