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Peace Council omits UNRWA from Gaza strategy
Reports indicate that the US-created Peace Council does not publicly recognize a place for the UNRWA agency in Gaza. However, behind the scenes, sources reveal that some Council members and other delegations are willing to cooperate with the agency, which continues to provide vital services to the Palestinian population in the area, despite international pressures and efforts to exclude it. Sources confirm that UNRWA, which employs approximately 11,000 Palestinians and serves over a million through health, education, and water programs, is essential for stability in Gaza. Its removal could lead to a severe humanitarian crisis. Despite Israel's attempts to prevent the Palestinian committee that will eventually govern Gaza from entering, the agency continues its work and maintains its programs. Details from these meetings suggest there is an international community desire to sustain UNRWA’s operations, despite attempts to weaken it and the accusations leveled against it by Israel. These issues impact the delivery of basic aid to the Palestinian population in Gaza.
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