Hamas slams Board of Peace for refusal to work with UNRWA in Gaza
Summary
Hamas criticized the Board of Peace for refusing to work with the UN agency UNRWA in Gaza, accusing it of siding with Israel and undermining Palestinian aid and rights. The Board said it only wants to work with trusted partners and claims UNRWA fails to meet its standards, while attacks continue in Gaza and the West Bank.Key Facts
- Hamas called the Board of Peace’s rejection of UNRWA “aligned with the Israeli position.”
- The Board of Peace declared UNRWA will have no role in Gaza’s aid delivery.
- UNRWA was created in 1949 to support Palestinian refugees and protect their right of return.
- The Board of Peace says it works only with partners who help stabilize Gaza and reject UNRWA.
- UNRWA officials have met privately with Board members despite the public rejection.
- UNRWA’s former leader said the Board has failed to stop Israeli blocking of aid into Gaza.
- Israeli attacks recently killed and injured Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
- Israeli forces raided a university in Ramallah and arrested a man in Tulkarem as part of ongoing operations.
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