In light of this, he demands that Israel ensure unhindered and unconditional humanitarian access for civilians in Gaza.

Vandenbroucke also confirms that Belgian authorities are actively exploring ways to expedite humanitarian aid to the region.

He aligns the Belgian government's stance with other nations that are seeking to reassess the EU-Israel association agreement and advocating for European sanctions against specific political figures and violent Israeli settlers.

Frank Vandenbroucke, Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister, emphasizes the need for the Belgian government to clearly express its position on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, following a recent cabinet agreement on the Israeli-Palestinian issue.

He insists that Belgium should fully support the resolution passed in the Chamber of Representatives, declaring that the country's patience has been exhausted.

Highlighting the humanitarian toll of the war, Vandenbroucke notes that the conflict has resulted in tens of thousands of innocent casualties.

Furthermore, Vandenbroucke calls for Israel to be held accountable for its actions and suggests that sanctions should be considered to halt the atrocities occurring in Gaza.

He asserts that Belgium must send a clear message to the international community regarding the situation, stating that 'the cup is full.'