EU dismisses call by Irish president for UN troops in Gaza
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
The European Commission appears to shrug off a call from the President of Ireland for UN peacekeepers to be deployed in Gaza, as the death toll there continues to rise due to brutal Israeli attacks, and starvation.
Michael D. Higgins says international action is urgently needed to stop the killing and allow food into the besieged territory.
But as Jerome Hughes reports from Brussels, the EU shows no sign of changing course.
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