"Peace Council" Fund for Gaza Has Received No Financial Aid from Donors
In mid-November, the UN Security Council approved a resolution to support peace in the Gaza Strip. However, according to the latest data, the special "Peace Council" fund has yet to receive any money from international donors.
The Financial Times reported that "not a single dollar" has entered the fund since the agreement was signed. Despite official support for the resolution from many countries, actual financial assistance is still absent.
Experts note that the creation of the fund was an important step for the region's recovery. It was planned that these funds would go toward humanitarian aid for residents and the restoration of destroyed infrastructure. But at the moment, the organization's accounts remain empty.
The resolution, proposed by the US, was aimed at establishing long-term peace. It included a plan for a ceasefire and addressing humanitarian issues. It was expected that the international community would quickly begin financing these processes.
Currently, the situation in the Gaza Strip remains very difficult, and the lack of money in the fund is slowing down vital work. The international community continues to discuss ways to implement the peace plan, but the question of actual financial support remains open.