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  1. The European Commission supports a financial stability project involving Mandatory Palestine.
  2. The European Commission supports a financial stability project involving Mandatory Palestine.
  3. 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.

Gaza's enormous reconstruction costs are under discussion, alongside scrutiny of actions leading to the humanitarian catastrophe.

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Gaza's enormous reconstruction costs are under discussion, alongside scrutiny of actions leading to the humanitarian catastrophe.

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  1. Restructuring efforts are threatening essential services and rights in the Gaza Strip, involving UNRWA.Sub-event
  2. Gaza reconstruction costs and accountability are being discussed by the European Parliament.1 source

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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.

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