- The European Commission supports a financial stability project involving Mandatory Palestine.
- The European Commission supports a financial stability project involving Mandatory Palestine.
- The European Parliament is debating the EU's role in the rebuilding efforts, holding MEPs accountable, and assessing the damage to EU-funded infrastructure in Gaza and the West Bank.
A convention was held to promote peace amid conflicts in the Gaza Strip, with the European Parliament involved.
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What happened
A convention was held to promote peace amid conflicts in the Gaza Strip, with the European Parliament involved.
Who's involved
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The European Parliament is debating the EU's role in the rebuilding efforts, holding MEPs accountable, and assessing the damage to EU-funded infrastructure in Gaza and the West Bank.Also in this story
All 4 developmentsWithin The European Commission supports a financial stability project involving Mandatory Palestine.
The entities involved
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Gaza Strip
self-governing Palestinian territory next to Egypt and Israel
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European Parliament
parliament of the European Union directly elected by the citizens of the Union
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- A global conflict resolution initiative involving the Board of Peace, Hamas, and Gaza Strip was announced in Davos.
- The Board of Peace conducted a field survey in the Gaza Strip.