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EU Pledges €82 Million Amid Palestinian Authority's Financial Struggles

11/25/2025

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The European Union pledged €82 million to the Palestinian Authority (PA) for stabilization efforts in the West Bank during the Palestine Donor Group meeting in Brussels.
PA Minister Estephan Salameh stated that the release of $4 billion in tax revenues withheld by Israel is essential for the PA's financial stability.
Salameh addressed allegations of EU fund misuse for the Martyrs Fund, noting that audits confirm compliance.
He criticized a recent UN resolution endorsing a US peace plan for lacking strong references to Palestinian self-determination.
Public support for the PA has declined, with only 29% satisfied with its performance amid the ongoing conflict.

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The European Union pledged €82 million to the Palestinian Authority (PA) for stabilization efforts in the West Bank during the Palestine Donor Group meeting in Brussels.
PA Minister Estephan Salameh stated that the release of $4 billion in tax revenues withheld by Israel is essential for the PA's financial stability.
Salameh addressed allegations of EU fund misuse for the Martyrs Fund, noting that audits confirm compliance.
He criticized a recent UN resolution endorsing a US peace plan for lacking strong references to Palestinian self-determination.
Public support for the PA has declined, with only 29% satisfied with its performance amid the ongoing conflict.