Germany Resumes Cooperation with UNRWA, Israel Redeploys Brigades to Gaza

Germany has announced plans to resume cooperation with the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in Gaza following an independent review of its neutrality. This decision follows similar moves by Australia, Canada, Sweden, and Japan. Meanwhile, the Israeli military has redeployed two reserve brigades from the northern border to Gaza for defensive and tactical missions as it prepares for an offensive in Rafah. The redeployment comes amidst concerns over potential harm to civilians, with over half of Gaza’s population seeking refuge in Rafah. The region continues to face unrest, with Israel and the US pitted against Iran and allied militant groups, raising fears of a full-scale regional war.

$95 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan Approved by US Senate

The United States Senate has passed a $95 billion aid package to provide support for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The package includes a significant portion of funding for Ukraine, including $61 billion for weapons and other military assistance. The move comes as Ukraine continues to battle Russian forces along its eastern front lines, and it is expected to facilitate the delivery of weapons to Kyiv as soon as this week. The package also includes $26 billion for Israel, $8 billion in military support for Taiwan, and humanitarian assistance for Gaza, Sudan, and Haiti.

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