Israel said it is terminating MSF’s activities in Gaza after the charity declined to submit staff lists requested under new registration requirements for humanitarian organisations operating in the territory. The Israeli government said it had ordered 37 organisations to provide documentation on their Gaza-based local and international workers, citing concerns about alleged links to Hamas and Islamic Jihad, which MSF denied. Israel previously announced on 30 December that it would revoke the licences of 37 international NGOs working in Gaza and the occupied West Bank for failing to meet the new requirements.