شبكة راية الإعلامية
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The humanitarian organization "Justice" reported that the Israeli Supreme Court session regarding the petition filed against laws targeting the operation of UNRWA reflects the judiciary's adoption of policies aimed at dismantling the Palestinian refugee issue and undermining their rights. The center stated that the session, which lasted approximately a year and seven months, marginalized the rights of refugees and the impact of the laws on the agency’s services. The court focused on the authorities of the Israeli government in East Jerusalem without discussing the implications for hundreds of thousands of refugees who depend on UNRWA’s services. It also relied on data that could lead to the termination of the agency’s work. The report emphasized that laws targeting UNRWA violate the basic rights of Palestinians and conflict with Israel's international legal obligations. The session was attended by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and right-wing activists. The court recommended withdrawing the petition, while the defense will submit their position within ten days.
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