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Cabinet Discusses Aid, Salaries, and Olive Harvest
The Council of Ministers warned of the deterioration in the funding for relief programs in the Gaza Strip, announcing the suspension of the World Food Program's assistance to nearly half a million Palestinians due to a lack of funding. This threatens the continuity of support and increases the suffering of impoverished families, widows, orphans, and the elderly, with expectations of rising malnutrition among children and pregnant women. The council called on the international community and donor countries to provide the necessary funding to ensure ongoing aid, as well as to pressure the occupation to open crossings and secure the flow of humanitarian assistance. Additionally, the government’s efforts to improve humanitarian conditions were discussed, including providing shelter, repairing homes, and addressing settler assaults during the olive season, during which more than 350 attacks have been documented since its start. Efforts to monitor the olive oil market to prevent manipulation and protect public health continue. The council was also briefed on the financial challenges resulting from the occupation’s detention of Palestinian tax revenues. Work is underway to release the salaries of employees next week, along with studying improvements to infrastructure, legislation related to population centers, and initiatives to promote the use of renewable energy to achieve the government’s goals of developing clean energy by 2030.
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