Impact of US FREEZE FUNCTION on WHO operations in Gaza

The suspension of the Trump Financing Administration to the World Health Organization has led to a 46 million USD freezing for OMS in Gaza operations, according to Top Who Who Official Rik Peerkorn. This decision is expected to leave several underfinite areas, including EMT operations and medical evacuations.

In Lebanon, the recent prime minister named Nawaf Salam reiterated that only the official armed forces of the country should be responsible for the defense of the nation. This comes against the background of mounting calls for Hezbollah to disarm following a recent conflict with Israel, which ended with a ceasefire from the US.

Despite the freezing of financing, Dr. Peeperkorn stressed that the activities who are in Gaza will continue with maximum capacity. Meanwhile, WHO spokesman, Tarik Jasarevic, mentioned the lack of comprehensive figures on how these discounts would have an impact on their global operations.

(With inputs from agencies.)