Egypt and Qatar have resolved issues obstructing the Gaza ceasefire agreement, ensuring Israel and Hamas are committed to its implementation. Additionally, Denmark pledged 10.2 million kroner to support UNRWA, aiming to uphold its neutrality amidst Israeli accusations, highlighting ongoing international backing for Palestinian humanitarian efforts.
Egypt and Qatar have reported progress in finalizing the Gaza ceasefire agreement, resolving prior disputes that had threatened the deal’s implementation. According to Egyptian state-aligned media, both Israel and Hamas are now committed to ensuring the agreement’s full execution.
In related news, the Danish government announced a pledge of 10.2 million kroner (approximately $1.4 million) to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), which has faced operational bans in Israel. This support aims to bolster UNRWA’s neutrality and internal reforms, following allegations from Israel related to the agency’s connections with Hamas militants.
Denmark’s contribution comes amidst a backdrop of funding cuts from numerous donors to UNRWA due to the controversies; however, most have reinstated their financial support. UNRWA remains committed to operating across Palestinian territories despite Israel’s accusations regarding its neutrality and security implications.
In a statement, Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen emphasized the importance of supporting UNRWA in its operations and reform efforts, expressing concern over Israeli laws that restrict the agency. Denmark has also opted to distribute its annual donation of 105 million kroner immediately rather than in installments throughout the year.
The resolution of obstacles by Egypt and Qatar is crucial for the Gaza ceasefire agreement, while Denmark’s renewed financial support for UNRWA highlights international commitment amidst ongoing controversy. Both developments reflect the intricate dynamics of humanitarian aid and geopolitical tensions in the region. The role of UNRWA remains essential as it continues to assist Palestinian refugees despite facing operational challenges and allegations of bias.
Original Source: 24newshd.tv
