The No Official Palestine Entry Act of 2025 would prohibit the United States from funding the United Nations and affiliated organizations if they grant the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) any official status beyond observer status. Currently, U.S. law restricts funding to organizations that grant the PLO membership equal to member states, but this bill expands that restriction to cover any elevated rights or privileges beyond observation. The legislation would effectively prevent the PLO from gaining upgraded status at the UN without losing U.S. financial support to those organizations. The bill includes a clarification that these restrictions do not apply to Taiwan. Introduced by a bipartisan group of senators in May 2025, the measure targets U.S. funding mechanisms as leverage to maintain the PLO's current limited role at the United Nations.
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