The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaya Kallas, has announced the EU's readiness to contribute to peace efforts in the Gaza Strip, especially in the context of recovery and reconstruction after a devastating two-year conflict driven by substantial Israeli military actions. During an upcoming meeting of EU Foreign Ministers in Brussels, Kallas highlighted the potential roles of the EU's border assistance mission in Rafah and the European police mission in the Palestinian territories, which could be instrumental in these efforts. She emphasized that the EU's involvement in training Palestinian police officers would require approval from Israel, underscoring the complex political realities of engagement in the region.