Biden-Harris envoy accused of pressuring Israeli lawmakers to drop bill banning terror-linked UN agency
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46% : However, the spokesperson noted the involvement of UNRWA personnel on Oct. 7 was "reprehensible," leading the U.S. to halt funding and "calling for those involved to be held accountable and for UNRWA reforms to address serious concerns about its facilities and personnel being involved in terrorist activities.MORE COUNTRIES CUT FUNDING TO UN AGENCY AFTER STAFFERS ACCUSED OF PARTICIPATING IN OCT. 7 HAMAS ATTACK"At the same time," they added, "UNRWA provides vital services in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon and Jordan -- including humanitarian assistance, health benefits and sanitation.29% : JUSTICE DEPARTMENT BACKS UN CLAIM RELIEF WORKERS ACCUSED OF AIDING HAMAS
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