Germany to resume cooperation with Palestinian UNRWA agency
- The German government will resume cooperation with UNRWA in Gaza following an investigation clearing the agency of Hamas infiltration.
- The decision came after a thorough review led by Catherine Colonna, finding no substantial evidence supporting Israel's accusations against UNRWA staff.
- UN Secretary-General Guterres has called for support for UNRWA, stating it is crucial for Palestine refugees in the region.
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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.
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.
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