Gaza Refugees at Risk of Service Cuts
Concerns are escalating in the Gaza Strip due to the challenges faced by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), following a 20% reduction in its services caused by a financial shortfall estimated at around $100 million for 2026. These measures are leading to the deterioration of the situation for over 1.7 million refugees who rely on aid for access to food, medicine, and education, especially with winter approaching and the accompanying shortages of heating means and blankets. Activists and refugees have confirmed that the reduction in services deepens the humanitarian crisis and threatens the future of the refugees, calling on the international community to provide sustainable financial support to ensure the continuity of services and protect the rights of Palestinians.
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