At the EU Leaders Summit in Brussels, leaders of 27 European Union member countries made significant decisions concerning the EU membership process of Gaza, Ukraine, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The summit marked a historic moment as EU leaders, acknowledging the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, called for a “humanitarian pause in the war leading to a ceasefire,” a move that comes after months of disagreements. This call for a final ceasefire for Gaza is unprecedented, as countries like Hungary and the Czech Republic, previously opposing joint resolutions citing “Israel’s right to self-defense,” have now suspended their opposition.