Amid escalating tensions in the Middle-East, Israel's military has launched an airstrike on Gaza — a move they present as a response to provocation. The number of casualties and the extent of the damage are still unclear. The situation stirs further international concerns as nations around the world urge restraint to prevent a potential broader conflict.

While Japan is not directly involved in Middle-East politics, the nation has interest in global peace and stability since it directly influences worldwide economy and security, both of which Japan significantly relies on. Japanese citizens typically advocate for peaceful solutions to conflicts and adhere to the principles of their post-WWII pacifist constitution.

Similar to Japan, the US and EU also voice concerns in cases of escalating international conflicts. However, given their more direct political and military involvement in the Middle East, their response might involve diplomatic mediation or military advisement, reflecting their relative geopolitical interests and alliances.