UNRWA Closes Jerusalem HQ Amid Accusations and Arson Attacks
The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees faces multiple crises, including targeted arson by Israeli extremists and internal corruption allegations.
- UNRWA temporarily shuts down its East Jerusalem headquarters after successive arson attacks blamed on Israeli extremists.
- Investigations reveal no casualties but significant damage to the facility, prompting international calls for protection of UN staff.
- Allegations surface of UNRWA staff in Gaza stealing and selling humanitarian aid, raising concerns about internal corruption.
- Several countries resume funding to UNRWA following a pause due to concerns over the agency's neutrality and alleged ties to Hamas.
- UNRWA plays a critical role in providing humanitarian aid to Palestinians, amidst escalating tensions and scrutiny.
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