International aid to Palestinians | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2018-12-23

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00:01:19 1 UNRWA
00:04:51 2 History
00:04:59 2.1 Before Oslo Accords
00:05:50 2.2 Oslo Accords
00:07:27 2.3 1993–2000
00:10:22 2.4 2000–06
00:13:02 2.5 2006–07
00:15:42 2.6 2007–09
00:18:18 2.7 2010
00:19:37 2.8 2011
00:20:15 2.9 2014
00:20:47 2.10 2018
00:21:38 3 Major donors
00:22:33 4 Structure
00:22:42 4.1 Donor coordination
00:23:23 5 Human rights organizations concerns
00:24:32 6 See also



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International aid has been provided to Palestinians since at least the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, following Israel's Declaration of Independence. It has played a major role in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict as the Palestinians claim it has been used as a means to keep the peace process going, and the Israelis that it is used to fund terrorism. The Palestinian National Authority in the West Bank and Gaza Strip receives one of the highest levels of aid in the world. A dispute exists as to whether Palestinians or Israelis are the largest per capita beneficiaries of foreign aid. Aid has been offered to the Palestinian National Authority (PA) and other Palestinian non-governmental organizations (PNGOs) by the international community, including international non-governmental organization (INGOs). In July 2018, Australia ceased providing direct aid to the PA, saying the donations could increase the PA's capacity to pay Palestinians convicted of politically motivated violence, and that it will direct its funds through United Nations programs.The entities that provide aid to the Palestinians are categorized into seven groups: the Arab nations, the European Union, the United States, Japan, international institutions (including agencies of the UN system), European countries, and other nations.