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Spain, Norway, Ireland and Slovenia condemn Israel over banning UNRWA operations in occupied Palestinian Territory

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Spain, Norway, Ireland and Slovenia condemn Israel over banning UNRWA operations in occupied Palestinian Territory

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Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 27 days ago

Statement by Ireland, Norway, Slovenia and Spain condemning Knesset legislation targeting UNRWA - occupied Palestinian territory

News and Press Release in English on occupied Palestinian territory about Safety and Security; published on 28 Oct 2024 by Govt. Ireland, Govt. Norway and 3count other organizations

The Governments of Ireland, Norway, Slovenia and Spain condemn the approval by the Knesset [the Israeli parliament] of legislation to prevent UN Relief Agency (UNRWA) from operating in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

UNRWA has a mandate from the United Nations General Assembly. The work of the Agency is essential and irreplaceable for millions of Palestinian refugees in the region, and particularly in the current context in Gaza. The legislation approved by the Knesset sets a very serious precedent for the work of the United Nations and for all organizations of the multilateral system.

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It’s like they mistook “never forget” for being a useful advice from history - “never forget how to legitimise mass murder before your population”.

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