Brussels - New York: Europe and the Arabs
The European Union called, through a statement issued in Brussels, for the necessity of implementing the recent Security Council resolution regarding a ceasefire in Gaza. The statement said, “The European Union welcomes the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution No. 2735, which supports the new proposal for a ceasefire that was announced on May 31.” /May.
The European Union calls for immediate implementation, as well as the implementation of UN Security Council Resolutions 2728, 2720 and 2712.
The European Union indicates its full support for the comprehensive road map presented by United States President Joe Biden. We urge both parties to accept and implement the three-stage proposal. The third statement from the Office of the Foreign Policy Coordinator in Brussels concluded by saying, “The European Union is ready to contribute to reviving the political process to achieve a lasting and sustainable peace, based on the two-state solution, and to support coordinated international efforts to rebuild Gaza.” .
This came after the UN Security Council adopted a resolution in which it welcomed "the new ceasefire proposal announced on May 31, which Israel accepted." The Council also called on Hamas to accept it, and urged both parties to fully implement its provisions without delay or conditions.
The resolution, whose draft was submitted by the United States of America, was adopted with the support of 14 of the 15 members of the Council, with Russia abstaining from voting.
Resolution No. 2735 indicates that the implementation of this proposal will enable the following results to be achieved distributed in 3 stages:
The first stage:

An immediate and complete ceasefire with the release of hostages, including women, the elderly and the wounded, the return of the remains of some of the hostages who were killed, the exchange of Palestinian prisoners, the withdrawal of Israeli forces from populated areas in Gaza, and the return of Palestinian civilians to their homes and neighborhoods in all areas of Gaza, including the north. . As well as the safe and effective distribution of humanitarian aid on a large scale throughout the Strip to all Palestinian civilians in need, including housing units provided by the international community.

The second phase:
By agreement of both parties, a permanent cessation of hostilities in exchange for the release of all other hostages who remain in Gaza, and a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Strip.

third level:
Embark on a major multi-year plan to reconstruct Gaza and return the remains of any deceased hostages remaining in the Strip to their families.
In its new resolution, the Security Council stresses that the proposal stipulates that if the negotiations take more than 6 weeks for the first phase, the ceasefire will continue as long as the negotiations continue. He welcomes the willingness of Qatar, Egypt and the United States to work to ensure the continuation of negotiations until all agreements are reached and it is possible to begin the second phase.
The UN Security Council resolution emphasizes the importance of both parties adhering to the terms of the proposal once it is agreed upon and calls on all member states and the United Nations to support its implementation. In its decision, the Council rejects any attempt to bring about demographic or regional change in the Gaza Strip, including any measures that reduce the territory of the Strip.
In its resolution, the Security Council reiterates its firm commitment to the vision of a two-state solution under which two democratic states, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace and within safe and recognized borders in accordance with international law and relevant United Nations resolutions, and stresses in this regard the importance of unifying the Gaza Strip with The West Bank is under the Palestinian Authority.