ILO Makes Appeal for $20 million as 390,000 Palestinians Lose Jobs Due to War on Gaza ...Egypt

Photo: An International Labor Organization (ILO) meeting. Photo credit: ILO The International Labor Organization (ILO), a UN agency, made a USD 20 million (EGP 618 million) appeal to donors on 9 November for funds to respond to the effects on Palestinian workers caused by the war on Gaza. The appeal comes as part of a three-phase response programme “set to provide both immediate relief and longer-term assistance to mitigate the effects of the crisis on hundreds of thousands of affected Palestinian workers and employers,” according to ILO News. “The hostilities have resulted in – and continue to cause – both a tragic loss of human life, and an unprecedented loss of livelihoods, jobs, income,

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