On July 22, I chaired a hearing of the Helsinki Commission on the egregious practice in Egypt of abducting, kidnapping young Coptic Christian girls, apparently by the thousands each year, who are then held and forced into Islam and then given at age 18 to a man, and now they are Islamic.
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It would prevent further funding to UNRWA, but the amendment says that the prohibition on funding would not apply until the Secretary decides it should.
The CPC is the first part based on the evidence designating a country every year whether or not it is--violates international religious freedom...
I would remind my colleagues again over these many, many decades of trying to end U.S. taxpayer funding for UNRWA and to give it to other agencies that are not trying to create young people who quickly become terrorists.
It is a simple, clean bill that will go a long way to solve a terrible problem, UNRWA, the most corrupt anti-Semitic terror complicit agency perhaps ever, but certainly at the United Nations.
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