UNRWA remains a lifeline in the occupied #WestBank, including East Jerusalem.

UNRWA’s Roland Friedrich explains how 4,600 colleagues continue to provide basic services to over 930,000 Palestine Refugees – including educational, healthcare, social protection, microfinance services.

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“UNRWA has not stopped working in #Gaza throughout the war,” our Tamara Alrifai tells @aljazeera.com

With 12,000 Palestinian staff still on the ground, UNRWA continues to run shelters, clinics, and essential services — even as international staff manage operations remotely due to the Israeli ban.

In the #WestBank, including East Jerusalem, UNRWA is leading the emergency response to the largest displacement crisis since 1967.

To support sanitation services, UNRWA has been removing 13 tons of waste daily in communities hosting forcibly displaced people.

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“It has saved me time, effort, and money,” says #Palestine Refugee Ra’eda, about the mobile dental clinic now operating at the UNRWA Al-Duleil Health Center, in #Jordan.

In #Jordan, UNRWA clinics serve more than 1.1 million people in 25 health facilities.

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Since the war began, UNRWA has done over 15 million health consultations — 10 million by doctors and 5 million by nurses and health staff.

Over 330,000 mental health sessions have supported families and children coping with trauma.

In every act of care, #UNRWAworks.