Britain, France and Germany called for a “sustainable ceasefire” and “immediate cessation” of the war in Gaza.

David Cameron, the British Foreign Secretary and his German counterpart, Annalina Beerbocker, in a joint article published in The Sunday Times, wrote that “a large number of civilians have been killed in the war between Hamas and Israel” and put pressure on Israel to stop the operation. Hamas will end the acceleration.

They said: “We have to do everything we can to create a favorable ground for a lasting ceasefire if peace will result in stability. The need is urgent, the sooner it happens, the better.”

Meanwhile, Catherine Colonna, the French foreign minister, also called for an “immediate and lasting” ceasefire in Gaza, saying that a large number of civilians have been killed in the Palestinian territories.

Israel is currently under increasing international pressure, as Hamas officials say that 18,800 people, including children and women, have been killed in Gaza.

After that, Israel launched an attack on Gaza. According to the officials of the country, 1,200 people were killed and more than 240 people were taken hostage in the sudden attack by Hamas on Israel.

During the meeting with Eli Cohen, the Israeli Foreign Minister in Tel Aviv, the French Foreign Minister stressed that the victims of Hamas attacks will not be forgotten.

He also condemned the violence in the West Bank of the Jordan River, where more than 290 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces or Jewish settlers since October 7.

Meanwhile, an employee of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs was killed as a result of an Israeli attack in Gaza. Paris asked Israel for information on this matter.

Previously, John Kirby, the spokesman of the National Security Council of the White Palace, said that everyone wants to “stop the war immediately” and if Hamas wants the war to stop today, he said that it will be seen if this will be realized now. will not find

Joe Biden, the president of the United States, who has strongly supported Israel, last week severely criticized the Palestinian civilian casualties in Gaza and said that Israel is losing international support by bombing Gaza.

Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, has asserted that the war will continue until victory and the “total destruction of Hamas.”