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Israel-Hamas war: Poland says aid strike 'testing' ties –, putting the country's solidarity with Israel "to a really hard test."
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“In this highly tense regional situation, it is imperative to show utmost restraint,” Peter Stano, a spokesperson for the executive European Commission, said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
Western officials have voiced concerns that hostilities in the Gaza Strip between Israel and the Hamas Islamist militant group could lead to a greater conflagration in the Middle East.
Deputy foreign minister Andrzej Szejna told the Polish state news agency PAP, “I want to talk to the ambassador about the new situation in Polish-Israeli relations and about the moral, political and financial responsibility” for the strike.
Seven people working for the food aid charity World Central Kitchen were killed in the Israeli strike in Gaza on Tuesday, including three British citizens, one Australian, one Pole and a US-Canadian.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Israel’s deadly strike on foreign aid workers in Gaza has strained relations between the two countries, as more names of the victims come to light.
They were killed alongside four other aid workers whose identities were already made public: Palestinian Saifeddin Issam Ayad Abutaha, Australian Lalzawmi ‘Zomi’ Frankcom, Polish national Damian Sobol and US-Canadian citizen Jacob Flockinger.
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