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Germany to resume cooperation with Palestinian UNRWA agency
- The German government plans to resume cooperation with the UN agency for Palestinians in Gaza, as announced by the foreign and development ministries in a joint statement.
- Former French foreign minister Catherine Colonna conducted a review of UNRWA after Israel alleged staff involvement in attacks. Her findings concluded Israel lacked evidence to support the accusations.
- The German ministries emphasized the need for UNRWA to address recommendations to enhance transparency and oversight, aligning with other nations already supporting the agency's reforms.
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After Australia, Canada, Sweden and Japan, it is Germany’s turn to renew its ties with the U.S. Agency for Palestinian Refugees.
·Paris, France
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Germany will refinance UNRWA operations in Gaza on the basis of an independent investigative team led by former French Foreign Minister Christine Colonna's report Monday that Israel has not provided evidence to support its allegations that UNRWA is employing members of terrorist groups.
In view of the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territory, the German Government wants to work again with UNRWA. However, Berlin also sees an urgent need for reform of the organisation.
·Bonn, Germany
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right9Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Right
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- 45% of the sources lean Right
45% Right
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