The refusal by the European Union and donor countries to approve β¬300 million in emergency funding for the Palestinian Authority has further intensified its financial crisis, amid a severe liquidity shortage affecting government operations. The request, presented during a recent donorsβ meeting in Brussels, did not receive backing from EU member states or participating donors, according to informed sources. Officials maintained that the bloc has already provided unprecedented levels of financial support. A β¬1.6 billion assistance package covering the period 2025β2027 has already been approved, with any additional funding requiring unanimous consent from all 27 EU member states. Sources indicated that donors increasingly believe further financial support would not resolve the underlying crisis, particularly as Israel continues to withhold Palestinian […]
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