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Opinions. Quotes. Statements. Sign-ons.


Global Development
InterAction Statement on Stop-Work Order Issued by the State Department
We urge Secretary of State Rubio and the Administration to continue America's vital life-saving work during the foreign assistance review process to maintain our nation's global leadership and values.

Crises & Countries in Conflict
Statement on Israel and Hamas Ceasefire and Hostage Agreement
"InterAction welcomes the announcement of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas."

Crises & Countries in Conflict
InterAction Calls for Unhindered Access for Humanitarian Actors in Syria
"InterAction stands in solidarity with the people of Syria and emphasizes the critical importance of centering Syrian voices and civil society during this pivotal period of transition."

U.S. Foreign Assistance
Devex: What we do and don’t know about Trump’s US aid plans
“Big change is coming,” said Tom Hart, president and CEO of InterAction.

U.S. Foreign Assistance
‘We can work with him’: Aid advocates react to Trump’s Rubio pick
“Rubio's record in the Senate shows his support for global American leadership through the use of both hard and soft power, including development and humanitarian resources.”


Crises & Countries in Conflict
Statement Marking One Year Since October 7 Attack on Israel
"Today marks one year since Hamas launched a terrorist attack that killed 1,200 Israelis and took 250 civilians hostage—101 of which remain in captivity. It also unleashed a conflict that has claimed tens of thousands of innocent lives and caused an ongoing humanitarian catastrophe."

Crises & Countries in Conflict
Urgent Call for De-escalation and Protection of Civilians in Lebanon
As the conflict intensifies in Lebanon, the devastating toll on civilians and humanitarian workers grows more severe by the day. We are gravely concerned for the safety of those caught in the crossfire and directly affected by the escalating violence.
The humanitarian crisis, already compounded by Lebanon’s economic collapse, has now reached a critical tipping point with thousands of people being displaced. The escalation of the conflict will stretch our Members’ operations to the limit, leaving them and those who they serve exhausted and resources depleted.
