"Challenges and Controversies Surrounding UNRWA in Gaza: The Future of Aid and Allegations"

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Israel has accused UNRWA employees of aiding Hamas, leading to a freeze in funding from major donors. Former UNRWA director in Gaza denies the allegations, stating that the organization has taken steps to maintain its integrity and has no ties to Hamas. Meanwhile, a former Israeli military official suggests that aid to Gaza should be provided through Palestinian sovereignty rather than UNRWA, emphasizing the need for a long-term solution to the Palestinian refugee crisis.
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- No 'plan B' once UNRWA funds end in March, its Lebanon head says The Jerusalem Post
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