EU rallies $1 billion in pledges for Gaza’s recovery
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The United Nations, World Bank and EU estimate that reconstruction in the Palestinian territory will cost $70 billion.
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BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union coordinated efforts to raise 900 million euros ($1 billion) in aid for Gaza, working with 65 governments and organizations including the White House and the United Nations, the bloc’s top diplomat said Monday.
The conference in Brussels was attended by Palestinian representatives. The EU's top diplomat said the bloc's support depends on reforms in the Palestinian Authority.
European Commissioner 'reached agreement with the Israeli authorities' on two major waste and water management projects; meeting attended by Board of Peace reps, PA prime minister
BRUSSELS -- The European Union has coordinated efforts to raise $1 billion in pledges of aid for Gaza's rebuilding following two years of Israeli bombardment that left much of the Palestinian enclave in ruins, a senior EU official said Monday.
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