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Israel says the groups failed to meet new registration requirements, which include providing to the Israeli government the names of all the Palestinians working for them.
The aid groups will have to cease operations in the coming weeks in Gaza, the West Bank and in East Jerusalem.
Dozens of aid groups warn in a letter that the humanitarian needs are still extreme in Gaza.
where winter storms have displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians.
In the West Bank, the aid groups write, quote, ongoing military raids and settler violence continue to drive displacement.
Similar concerns are raised in a letter from the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and Egypt, among others.
Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, Tel Aviv.
Israel says the groups failed to meet new registration requirements, which include providing to the Israeli government the names of all the Palestinians working for them.
The aid groups will have to cease operations in the coming weeks in Gaza, the West Bank and in East Jerusalem.
Dozens of aid groups warn in a letter that the humanitarian needs are still extreme in Gaza.
where winter storms have displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians.
In the West Bank, the aid groups write, quote, ongoing military raids and settler violence continue to drive displacement.
Similar concerns are raised in a letter from the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and Egypt, among others.
Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, Tel Aviv.
Israel says the groups failed to meet new registration requirements, which include providing to the Israeli government the names of all the Palestinians working for them.
The aid groups will have to cease operations in the coming weeks in Gaza, the West Bank, and in East Jerusalem.
Dozens of aid groups warn in a letter that the humanitarian needs are still extreme in Gaza, where winter storms have displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians.
In the West Bank, the aid groups write, "...ongoing military raids and settler violence continue to drive displacement."
Similar concerns are raised in a letter from the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and Egypt, among others.
Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, Tel Aviv.