Will donors demand change in UNRWA policies?
Following the renewal of UNRWA's mandate and against the backdrop of corruption allegations, it remains to be seen whether donors will demand the Palestinian refugee agency undergo reforms.
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Following the renewal of UNRWA's mandate and against the backdrop of corruption allegations, it remains to be seen whether donors will demand the Palestinian refugee agency undergo reforms.
Naftali Bennett signs order imposing financial sanctions on a London-based terror suspect believed to have ties to Hamas.
While resolution urging Israel to halt settlement construction still passes with a large majority, this is the first time so many UN members vote against it at the UN Secretariat.
The famed Belgian carnival town of Aalst is renouncing its place on the UN cultural heritage list, saying it is sick of widespread complaints that this spring’s edition contained blatant anti-Semitism.
Swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans found spray-painted on dozens of graves in cemetery in Westhoffen, west of Strasbourg. French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner condemns anti-Semitic attack as "heinous act."
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