US rejects Hamas, UNRWA roles in Gaza as Israeli aid blockade persists
Summary
The United States, through its top diplomat Marco Rubio, stated that both Hamas and the United Nations agency UNRWA will not have roles in managing aid or governance in Gaza. Rubio described UNRWA as connected to Hamas, a claim refuted by the UN and the International Court of Justice. Rubio mentioned plans to form an international security force to help maintain a ceasefire in Gaza, involving countries acceptable to Israel.Key Facts
- The U.S. says UNRWA will not be involved in aid delivery in Gaza.
- The UN rejected claims that UNRWA is linked to Hamas.
- UNRWA is considered essential for humanitarian efforts in Gaza.
- Israel banned UNRWA from operating after accusing its staff of aiding a Hamas attack.
- An international security force is planned to enforce the Gaza ceasefire.
- The U.S. maintains Israel can veto participants in the security force.
- Turkey and other nations are engaged in ceasefire discussions.
- Palestinian factions have agreed to form an independent committee to manage Gaza.
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