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Twenty governments oppose new Israeli rules for aid groups

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Twenty governments, including 18 European nations, Australia, and Japan, have opposed new Israeli registration rules for humanitarian organizations operating in Gaza and the West Bank. The countries warned that the measures, upheld by Israel's highest court, could severely restrict aid delivery to a population heavily reliant on assistance.
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The governments of 18 European countries, along with Australia and Japan, have expressed concern over new Israeli registration requirements for humanitarian organisations operating in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, warning that the measures could significantly hamper aid efforts. In a joint statement, the 20 countries said the regulations would severely restrict the ability of aid groups to respond to the humanitarian crisis, noting that most of Gaza’s population continues to rely on life-savi

Twenty governments oppose new Israeli rules for aid groups
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