US Freezes $125 Million Funds for Palestinian Refugees: Report
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

Palestinian students raise their hands in a school run by the UNRWA. Photo: UN Photo / Shareef Sarhan.
The United States has frozen $125 million in funding for a UN agency that provides aid to Palestinian refugees, Axios news site reported on Friday, citing three unidentified Western diplomats.
The diplomats said funding, a third of the annual US donation to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, was supposed to be delivered by Jan. 1 but was frozen until the administration of US President Donald Trump finishes its review of US aid to the Palestinian Authority, Axios reported.
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