Foreign secretary confirms lifting of UNRWA suspension
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Foreign secretary confirms lifting of UNRWA suspension
Foreign Secretary David Lammy confirms that the government will overturn the suspension of UK funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine (UNRWA).
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Foreign Secretary David Lammy says he found Donald Trump âvery graciousâ after spending hours with him. Lammy continues saying, âI look forward to working with Donald Trump in the coming months because the seriousness of the foreign policy challenges⊠means that we have to work togetherâ.
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Foreign Secretary David Lammy announces the government will be issuing new sanctions to tackle smuggling gangs and illegal migration. He says, âthose that create illegal migration, we are going to go after themâ.
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For decades, UNRWA has operated networks of schools, medical facilities and other services around Gaza and the West Bank, as well as in neighbouring Lebanon, Syria and Jordan.
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Tensions at the United Nations have escalated as Israel and Russia clashed over the ongoing Gaza conflict, with Iran strongly condemning the U.S. for rejecting a proposed ceasefire. The UN General Assembly has called for an immediate ceasefire to address the worsening humanitarian crisis, but the U.S. vetoed the measure, citing security concerns and ongoing threats from Hamas. Iran has accused the U.S. of enabling violence by siding with Israel. Meanwhile, Israel criticized the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), alleging that dozens of its 13,000 workers in Gaza participated in Hamas attacks, further complicating relations with the UN. These developments highlight deep divisions among global powers, leaving the path to resolving the Gaza conflict uncertain.
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