The Knesset is set to vote on bills that, if passed, would effectively end UNRWA's operations in Israeli territory, following accusations of complicity in terror attacks.
The legislation reflects longstanding tensions between Israel and UNRWA, particularly concerning accusations that the agency contributes to Palestinian displacement and terrorism.
If enacted, these bills would halt all contact with UNRWA, collapsing its operational framework, which currently coordinates aid efforts through key Israeli military channels.
Closing UNRWA's Jerusalem headquarters would not only displace the agency's operations but also signal a drastic shift in how Israel interacts with Palestinian aid organizations.
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