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U.S.-created Board of Peace declares UNRWA’s end

By Drooid · Sep 25, 2026, 8:03 AM UTC · How we work

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The U.S.-created Board of Peace declared that UNRWA’s days are over.
UNRWA employs about 11,000 Palestinian staff and provides roughly 14,000 medical appointments each day.
UNRWA operates water and waste management systems serving over one million Gaza residents.
UNRWA runs digital literacy and math programs for more than 280,000 children and temporary spaces for 60,000.
A Palestinian technocratic committee says UNRWA is essential for planning Gaza’s reconstruction.

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Story summary

The U.S.-created Board of Peace declared that UNRWA’s days are over.
UNRWA employs about 11,000 Palestinian staff and provides roughly 14,000 medical appointments each day.
UNRWA operates water and waste management systems serving over one million Gaza residents.
UNRWA runs digital literacy and math programs for more than 280,000 children and temporary spaces for 60,000.
A Palestinian technocratic committee says UNRWA is essential for planning Gaza’s reconstruction.