Israel announced on Tuesday that it would stop issuing automatic visas to United Nations employees due to rising tensions between the organization and Israel over its war against Palestinian militant group Hamas. Israel will now review such visa requests “case-by case,” saying that the country will not work with “those who cooperate with Hamas terror regime…
In response to growing tensions with the international organization over Israel’s conflict with Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza, Israel announced on Tuesday that it will halt automated visas for United Nations employees. Israel will then take these visa requests into account” case by case,” stating that it will no longer collaborate with” those who cooperate with Hamas’s terror regimes.” Israel announced on Tuesday that involuntary visas for UN employees would be halted in response to growing hostilities with the UN over Israel’s conflict in Gaza with Hamas, a militant group of Palestinians. Israel will then take these visa requests into account” case by case,” stating that it will no longer collaborate with” those who cooperate with Hamas’s terror regimes.”
Israel announced on Tuesday that it would stop issuing automatic visas to United Nations employees due to rising tensions between the organization and Israel over its war against Palestinian militant group Hamas. Israel will now review such visa requests “case-by case,” saying that the country will not work with “those who cooperate with Hamas terror regime…
