The European Union is urging reforms within the Palestinian Authority as a key step toward ending the war in Gaza. During a major conference in Brussels attended by 60 delegations, European leaders emphasized the need to strengthen governance, stabilize finances, and improve services for Palestinians. Financial support from the bloc, totaling over 1.6 billion euros over three years, is tied to the implementation of these reforms. While the Palestinian Authority asserts its right to govern Gaza after the conflict, Israel remains opposed to this prospect. The European Union is also proposing to train thousands of Palestinian police officers as part of its broader involvement in the region's future.