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The Gaza Peace Council has indicated that the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) is nearing the end of its role in the Gaza Strip, with warnings about the repercussions this could have on the provision of essential services to the population. The agency's Director-General, Philippe Lazzarini, explained that some UNRWA programs could continue if staff are thoroughly vetted and committed not to promote Hamas ideologies, while ensuring efficient performance. Despite discussions about ending the agency's role, UNRWA still plays a key part, as nearly half of the population relies on its health and education services, delivered through the largest number of employees. Lazzarini warned that abolishing the agency’s role would have immediate consequences for residents, especially given the ongoing restrictions on humanitarian aid entry. He emphasized that the agency is still carrying out vital tasks in relief and services for the Gaza Strip.
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