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Growing fears among British Jews over 'death blow' to Israeli civic groups
The Observer
|May 25, 2025
Civic organisations working in Israel opposing the ground offensive in Gaza and the forcible displacement of Palestinians face what has been described as a “death blow” from a proposed 80% tax on their foreign income.
Senior figures in the Jewish community in the UK are concerned the Israeli government is trying to silence civic organisations with the planned tax as it launches an intense new ground offensive in Gaza.
Peace campaigners warn this weekend the move reflects a wider move to a more authoritarian government.
Unrwa, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, says tens of thousands of civilians have been killed and injured since the collapse of the ceasefire in March.
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