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UNRWA Legislation Fuels Humanitarian Crisis Amid International Concern

Israeli laws banning UNRWA's operations threaten humanitarian aid to millions of Palestinians, prompting urgent appeals for intervention.

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Updated: Oct 30th, 2024, 12:31 PM ET

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Israel's Knesset passed laws barring UNRWA from operating, worsening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and West Bank. UNRWA's head warns these actions will exacerbate instability and lead to greater loss of life. Without UNRWA, vital services for millions of Palestinians, including food, education, and healthcare, will vanish. The U.S. and international leaders express alarm, emphasizing the dire need for continuous aid, especially amid ongoing conflicts, as Israel faces scrutiny over its humanitarian obligations.

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