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EU foreign policy chief: Cutting funds to UNRWA could be considered collective punishment
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell warns against defunding UNRWA.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell warns against defunding UNRWA.

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says the US strikes over the weekend were "the beginning of our response" to drone attack which killed three US service members.

Iran has begun construction on four more nuclear power plants in the country’s south, with expected total capacity of 5,000 megawatts.

Norwegian politician says he nominated UNRWA for the Nobel Peace Prize: Their work has been crucial for over 70 years.

UNRWA Commissioner-General says the agency will most likely be forced to shut down its operations if international funding does not resume.

Algeria shared the draft with the 15-member council on Wednesday, but it is unclear when or if the resolution will be put to a vote.

Senior Israeli official urges caution on the prospects of a hostage release deal being reached with Hamas.

South Africa’s Foreign Minister, Naledi Pandor, calls on all states to stop funding and facilitating Israel's military actions in Gaza in wake of ICJ ruling.

In joint statement, array of UN organizations urge key donor countries to resume funding for UNRWA.

US Ambassador to the UN says US is seeking more detail from Israel about the allegations against UNRWA. State Department spokesperson: US needs to see accountability from UNRWA.

UN's coordinator for Gaza aid, Sigrid Kaag, says nothing can "replace or substitute" UNRWA after several countries suspend funding.

European Commission calls on UN agency for “Palestinian refugees” to investigate all its staff to ensure they were not involved in Hamas’ October 7 attack.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says the allegations against UNRWA are "incredibly serious" and his country will suspend funding.

Secretary of State calls on UN agency for “Palestinian refugees” to address allegations its staff were involved in October 7 attack.

US Secretary of State says "important, productive work has been done" on a deal to free the hostages still being held by Hamas.

AfD party suffers a narrow electoral defeat after huge protests against the party over revelations of debates about mass expulsions of immigrants.

Iran claims the foreign oil tanker was transporting “smuggled fuel”, says crew on board was "of Asian origin".

Japan says it is extremely concerned about alleged involvement of UNRWA staff members in October 7 attack on Israel.

Kuwait's interior ministry says three people were arrested over plan by a terrorist cell to attack Shiite Muslim places of worship.

US State Department responds to Netanyahu’s comments criticizing Qatar’s role as “problematic.”

Wall Street Journal reports that the US secretly warned Iran about ISIS' plan to carry out the terrorist attack in Kerman early this month.

Former Iranian President Hassan Rouhani banned from running in election for the body which appoints and can dismiss the supreme leader.

North Korea claims the test-firing had no impact on the security of neighboring countries.

In latest strike against Iranian-backed rebels, US army destroys two Houthi anti-ship missiles that were ready to be launched.

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron expected to advocate for a pathway out of the war during visit to Israel on Wednesday.

Houthi leader unfazed by US and Britain's strikes: The American and British must understand that our people do not know how to surrender.

Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, head of the US Navy’s 5th Fleet, says Iran is clearly funding and supporting Houthi attacks.

US and Britain strike eight Houthi targets in Yemen as the US names the ongoing operation to target Houthi assets in Yemen “Operation Poseidon Archer”.

Britain’s Defense Secretary, Grant Shapps, says Netanyahu's comments rejecting the prospect of a Palestinian state were "disappointing".

The attack took place in Kerman, where 94 people were killed in an ISIS attack earlier this month.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres criticizes Israel again, calls for “immediate humanitarian ceasefire to relieve the suffering in Gaza".

Rafael Grossi says the International Atomic Energy Agency feels it is being held "hostage" to Iran's disputes with Western countries.

Without directly mentioning Israel, Mexico and Chile ask International Criminal Court to investigate whether crimes have been committed in Palestinian Arab territories.

American University hit with federal complaint over allegations of a "rampant and pervasive" antisemitic environment on campus.

Senate Majority Leader says Democrats are discussing possible conditions that could be imposed on US aid for Israel but does not say they will seek such conditions.

US conducts fourth round of strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen after CENTCOM confirms a US-owned ship was attacked.

Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister says the kingdom could recognize Israel if a comprehensive agreement were reached that included statehood for Palestinian Arabs.

House Foreign Affairs Committee seeks testimony from UNRWA Director-General on the organization's aid to Hamas.

Israel’s UN Ambassador responds after Antonio Guterres says "we cannot allow what has been happening in Gaza to continue".

The resolution would have forced an investigation into human rights abuses in the Israel-Hamas war.
