Aid Knesset urged not to sever ties with UN agency
The Guardian|October 28, 2024
Israel's reputation as a democracy would be "deeply harmed" if the Knesset pressed ahead with bills this week that would end all government cooperation with the Palestinian relief agency Unrwa, the UK's Middle East minister said yesterday.
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Hamish Falconer said such a move, at a time when the humanitarian crisis in Gaza was catastrophic and worsening, would "neither be in Israel's interest or realistic".

His remarks were the strongest criticism yet by a western government minister of the legislation, which could be voted on this week unless the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, intervenes.

Falconer was speaking as a joint statement was released from seven European foreign ministries, including the UK's, urging Israel to drop the bill, saying: "It is crucial that Unrwa and other UN organisations be fully able to deliver humanitarian aid and their assistance to those who need it most, fulfilling their mandates effectively."

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