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Australia, Canada and UK pledge £3m for Israeli-Palestinian peace initiatives
Australia, Canada, and the UK have pledged £3 million to a joint peace fund supporting grassroots projects for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Each country contributes £1 million, with a focus on youth groups, civil society organisations, and women, following coordinated sanctions against settler violence in the West Bank.
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