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The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) has confirmed that downsizing its staff and laying off employees due to financial deficits threaten its stability and its ability to provide services to Palestinian refugees. Ahmad Abu Holi, a member of the Palestinian Liberation Organization's Executive Committee, warned that halting recruitment or dismissing staff will not resolve the financial crisis; instead, it will lead the agency to lose valuable expertise and weaken its operational capacity, thereby impacting its mission and support for refugees. He called for political and diplomatic action with donor countries to secure sustainable funding to ensure the agency's continued operations. Abu Holi emphasized that addressing the financial shortfall is the responsibility of the international community, and that any austerity measures should not harm the rights of employees or refugees.
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