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Twenty governments oppose new Israeli rules for aid groups
Twenty governments, including 18 European countries, Australia, and Japan, oppose new Israeli registration requirements for humanitarian organizations in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, warning the rules could severely restrict aid efforts. The regulations, upheld by Israel's highest court, have barred dozens of organizations from operating after they refused to provide detailed staff information.
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