US Announces Nearly $2 Billion in Aid Partnerships with Faith-Based Organizations

Among partners US announces in $2 billion global health funding is charity with terrorism ties

World Vision was found to have provided funding to a US sanctioned organization, and Israel jailed its Gaza operations manager for diverting as much as $50 million to Hamas

US announces nearly $2 billion in aid partnerships with faith-based organizations

The US State Department has announced nearly $2 billion in partnerships with faith-based organizations to deliver global health and humanitarian assistance to over 20 countries.

State Department announces charity with terrorism ties among partners in ‘historic’ $2 billion global health funding

The U.S. State Department announced what it said is a “historic” $2 billion distribution of global health foreign assistance, partnering with three faith-based organizations on the largest such U.S. allocation in two decades.One of the partners that the department announced on Thursday, World Vision in the United Kingdom, has a history of links to terrorism funding.In 2022, an Israeli court convicted Muhammad Halabi, manager of Gaza operations a…

State Department Announces Nearly $2 Billion in Faith-Based Global Aid Partnerships

The funding includes $1.4 billion for faith- and community-based health providers in more than 20 countries and $538 million in humanitarian assistance expected to reach ... The post State Department Announces Nearly $2 Billion in Faith-Based Global Aid Partnerships first appeared on [your]NEWS.

US Unveils $2 Billion in Faith-Based Aid Partnerships