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Pro-Palestinian activists in Indonesia protest against Israel’s war on Gaza
Hundreds of activists staged a solidarity rally to protest and ask people to boycott all products related to Israel
Pro-Palestinian march in central London to mark 76th anniversary of Nakba
Austria to resume funding UNRWA
Austria has said it will restore its funding to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) after suspending it over allegations that staff were involved in the Hamas-led attacks on October 7.
Israel alleged in January that some UNRWA employees may have participated in the attacks. In the weeks that followed, numerous donor states, including Austria, suspended or paused some $450m in funding.
Many, including Germany, Sweden, Canada and Japan, have since resumed funding, while others continue to hold out.
“After analysing the action plan in detail” submitted by UNRWA “to improve the functioning of the organisation”, Austria has decided to “release the funds”, its Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
A total of 3.4 million euros ($3.7m) in funds have been budgeted for 2024, and the first payment is expected to be made in the summer, the statement said.
Israel on losing end in Gaza war: Former Mossad deputy chief
Israeli Knesset member and former Mossad deputy chief Ram Ben-Barak said the ongoing war in Gaza is “futile”, asserting that Israel is on the losing end and facing economic collapse.
“This war lacks a clear objective, and it’s evident that we’re unequivocally losing it,” Ben-Barak told Israeli public radio.
“We are forced to engage in fighting in the same areas and end up losing more soldiers. We’re also facing setbacks on the international stage, our relations with the US deteriorating significantly, and the Israeli economy in decline,” he said.
“Show me one thing we have succeeded in.”
