Over one million people across 17 European countries are challenging the European Union over its silence and inability to take a stance regarding the Israeli government. The article argues that the EU's inaction and double standards regarding international law, particularly concerning the conflict in Gaza and the expansion of settlements, have eroded its moral authority. It highlights the contrast between Spain's proactive stance and Portugal's passive alignment, specifically citing Portugal's failure to uphold international humanitarian law by allowing F-35 fighter jets to stop at Lajes Air Base. The author concludes that severing diplomatic ties with the current Israeli government is not extremism, but a necessary act of consistency and dignity.