We urge the European demos, policy makers in EU institutions, law makers on the national and European levels, members of national parliaments, members of the European Parliament, members of civil society, academics, intellectuals and most importantly, state leaders to :
Declare an immediate ceasefire and an urgent global humanitarian action plan for Gaza; Launch a crowdfunding to support UN agencies that work in Gaza; Create a safe humanitarian corridor that ensure undisrupted flowing of medical assistance, fuel and aid to Gaza; Urge for an independent investigation populated by European experts who would look into potential war crimes and genocides committed in the current conflict; Introduce sanctions on Israeli settlements -that the EU formally considers as illegal- which torpedo the two-state solution the EU itself promotes. Recognise Palestine, accelerate the two-state solution and end the Israeli occupation that deprives people from all types of freedom (physical, mental, social, political, economic, movement). 
It is of the essence, that every student and professor of our prestigious and universally renowned academic institution work urgently to rectify what seems to be a stain in the European Union’s reputation as leading Human Rights defender and restore its perception in Gaza, Palestine and globally. EU should be leading the campaign of humanism taking stock of its strong normative imprint that nowadays seem to be under crisis. 
This is a plea to practise what we preach and make sure that the European Union lives up to the great expectations it has cultivated for the people around the world. The strong mobilisation of our community during the unjustified attack of Russia showed that our conscience is strong and that we are a community that not only thinks but acts assertively when injustice occurs. 
It is vital to give a strong message to young Palestinians that a decent future with healthcare, education and human conditions of living is not utopia but a normality that every kid in this world deserves to live. That is our biggest asset against radicalisation and extremism of any sort.