Palestinians in Gaza are expressing anger and worry following the recent decision by the Israeli parliament to ban UNRWA, the longstanding UN agency that provides vital services for Palestinian refugees. The move has left many displaced individuals in Gaza feeling uncertain about their future.
For many like Ghalia Abd Abu Amra, 70, who has been displaced multiple times due to conflict, UNRWA has been a lifeline for survival. She voiced her concerns, questioning who would provide essential supplies like flour and medicine if UNRWA is no longer available. The sentiment is echoed by others, such as Hani Abu Amra, who emphasized the critical role UNRWA plays in ensuring basic needs are met, especially for vulnerable populations like children.
