To Israeli Cheers – but White House Jeers — Israel Moves To Ban UN’s Palestinian Relief Agency Within 90 Days

Jerusalem’s move to crack down on an aid agency that has been demonstrably too hostile to Israel and Israelis comes as welcome move for many, but not at Foggy Bottom.

AP/Ariel Schalit
Israeli soldiers enter the UN relief agency headquarters where the military discovered tunnels that Hamas terrorists used to attack its forces. AP/Ariel Schalit

Israeli lawmakers passed two laws on Monday that could end the work of the main United Nations agency providing aid to people in Gaza by barring it from operating on Israeli soil, severing ties with it and labeling it a terror organization.

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