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Four Palestinians Killed in Recent Israeli Strikes Near Khan Younis as EU Pledges €88 Million in Aid to Palestinian Authority
Brussels/Khan Younis – Four Palestinians were reported killed in new Israeli airstrikes near Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, according to local sources. The strikes occurred amidst ongoing tensions and efforts to address the humanitarian and governance challenges facing the Palestinian Authority.
Concurrently, the European Union has announced a commitment of approximately €88 million in financial assistance to the Palestinian Authority. The pledge, unveiled following a donor conference in Brussels on Thursday, comprises €82 million in newly signed aid alongside a previously announced €6 million.
The conference, attended by representatives from the 27 EU member states, Arab nations, and international organizations – but notably excluding Israel – focused on reconstruction efforts in Gaza, governance improvements within the Palestinian Authority, and security concerns.
European Commissioner for the Mediterranean, Dubravka Suica, emphasized that future EU aid disbursements are contingent upon considerable reforms within the Palestinian Authority. These reforms are considered crucial for the Authority to effectively fulfill its role in a potential two-state solution,a framework the EU has long supported.
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa highlighted the progress of the Authority’s national reform program, stating, “We have signed more than 82 million euros…which are being implemented, not just promised, but implemented and ahead of schedule, which has been recognized by our partners.” He also asserted that this progress is occurring “despite an unfavorable environment,” accusing Israel of actions intended to undermine the Palestinian Authority’s functionality.Suica reiterated the EU’s calls for Israel to release tax revenues owed to the Palestinian Authority, describing them as vital for its continued operation.
The European Union remains the primary financial backer of the Palestinian Authority. A separate event is planned in Egypt in the near future to mobilize further funds specifically for the reconstruction of Gaza.
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