Bank Leumi officials explained that UNRWA had been withdrawing money in a suspicious manner with unsatisfactory answers, leading to suspected terror ties.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has drawn up a list of potential candidates to replace the functioned previously served by UNRWA, after employees of the latter were found to have participated in October 7.

In posts published on his X/Twitter account in both English and Hebrew, Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz said that UNRWA is "part of the problem and not part of the solution."

The decision came after the State Department's decision to temporarily suspend funding for the agency due to revelations of some UNRWA employees' involvement in October 7.

Prime Minister Netanyahu obliquely criticized National Security Minister Ben Gvir's criticism of US President Biden, cautioning against obstructionism without any compromise.

At a meeting with a delegation of UN Ambassadors, the Defense Minister sharply criticized UNRWA, also saying that the window for a diplomatic resolution in the north is shrinking.

Meeting a delegation of UN Ambassadors, the Prime Minister said that "There are other agencies in the UN. There are other agencies in the world. They have to replace UNRWA."

During a raid in Khan Yunis, forces discovered daggers and explosive charges hidden inside UNRWA bags. The IDF emphasizes that this activity has affected the Islamic Jihad's capabilities in the production of long-range missiles.

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs is holding a hearing today to investigate a range of allegations against UNRWA for terror ties and support.

In a post he published on X/Twitter, Minister Katz said that UNRWA Chief Phillipe Lazzarini should resign over the revelations of UNRWA employee involvement in October 7 and that "supporters of terrorism are not welcome here."

The French government announced that it will temporarily freeze UNRWA's funding, after it was revealed that some of the organization's employees took part in the October 7 massacre. This is the tenth country to announce the suspension of aid to the organization in Gaza.

After Israel exposed that 12 employees of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees participated in the October 7 massacre, many countries announced the suspension of funding and called for an investigation into the organization's actions in Gaza.

The new round of sanctions targets Gaza-based networks transferring tens of millions of dollars from sources like Iran to Hamas.

According to the Israeli authorities, food supply has increased significantly since the war, but turf wars between aid agencies, Hamas theft of aid trucks, and fights between businesses mean aid is often not reaching its destination.

Grenades, explosive charges and RPG missiles are just some of the weapons IDF forces found in UNRWA sacks.

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The vote amounts to a rejection of the Swiss Senate's preference for only a partial cut in funding. The matter will now move to conciliation between the houses.

The UN Agency's largest donor is putting its funding on hold "due to the current situation."

10 fuel trucks entered the Gaza Strip from the Rafah Border Crossing, containing 150,000 liters of diesel. A political source said that the War Cabinet approved the passage of the trucks intended for the civilian population in the southern Gaza Strip.