Israel's prospects to end UNRWA
The article focuses on the risks faced by the Palestinian refugee agency, UNRWA, as it faces conspiracies orchestrated by Israel and the international community aimed at dismantling or eliminating it. These efforts include efforts to destroy its facilities and accuse it of links to terrorism. The report explains that Israel has been working for years to cancel the right of return for Palestinians through secret plans to dismantle the agency, involving measures such as closing its offices, enacting legislation to prohibit its activities, and limited international support, despite some countries still funding it. It also mentions that Israeli organizations and influential individuals are hunting and attacking UNRWA, considering it an arm of Hamas, and calling to review or eliminate their support, especially focusing on undermining its activities—particularly in the areas of Palestinian student education and refugee assistance. The article indicates that these attacks aim to end the right of return and break the connection between Palestinian refugees and the organizations of UNRWA and refugees in general. It also reviews the suspicions, allegations, international and Israeli interventions that seek to undermine the agency’s role, which was originally established to provide aid and protection to approximately 6 million Palestinian refugees.
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