Is This the End of the Road for Unrwa?

The Relief and Works Agency has done nothing so much as teach hate and fear and stoke the anger of Palestinian Arabs.

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The United Nations secretary-general, António Guterres, on January 23, 2024, at United Nations headquarters. AP/Peter K. Afriyie

The pleas for Western democracies to keep the aid going to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency are taking on an increasingly desperate air. The latest is from Secretary General Guterres. The BBC quotes the top UN official as urging countries that have halted funding for the agency for Palestinian Arab refugees to “continue its operations.” Says he: “The dire needs of the desperate populations they serve must be met.”

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