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“Federal officials should have to report to Congress on consultations with regional partners about West Bank and Gaza aid, and an independent congressional auditor should review any State Department claim that covered terrorist infrastructure has been verifiably dismantled.”
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“U.S. assistance for Gaza should require certification, third-party monitoring, reports every 90 days, and quick notice to Congress if funds are diverted, misused, or destroyed, while U.S. State and Foreign Operations funds for UNRWA are blocked during the restricted period.”
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“U.S. government money could not be promised or spent in Gaza unless the President first certifies to key congressional committees that it will not benefit Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, another U.S.-listed terrorist group, or people or organizations controlled or influenced by those groups.”
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“Aid for Gaza and the West Bank should face extra monitoring and anti-diversion checks, and the State Department should track West Bank and Gaza funding in separate budget units.”
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“U.S. aid for the West Bank and Gaza, including basic-needs humanitarian aid and some Economic Support Fund aid, should be blocked when it directly or indirectly helps Hamas, another covered terrorist group, the Palestinian Authority, or the Authority's agents or affiliates.”
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“U.S. aid to the Palestinian Authority should be restricted when Hamas is included in the Authority or when the Authority employs Hamas members, agents, or affiliates, unless existing legal conditions for Hamas-related aid are met.”
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“Covered U.S. government money for Gaza could not be promised or spent until the President certifies the required conditions to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee.”
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“The executive branch should be able to waive some Palestinian Authority aid restrictions for no more than two years before needing another legal basis or renewed congressional action.”
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“Some U.S. aid for the West Bank, Gaza, or the Palestinian Authority should stay blocked until U.S. officials can verify that Hamas and other covered terrorist groups have had their terrorism-related infrastructure dismantled.”
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