UNRWA warns that the Zionist regime’s policy against aid agencies has dangerous consequences.
In this statement, UNRWA emphasized that the new restrictions imposed by the Zionist regime on international non-governmental organizations have further weakened and paralyzed relief operations in the Gaza Strip.
The statement continued: Failure to confront efforts to control and limit the activities of humanitarian organizations further exposes basic human principles to destruction.
Zionist regime previously announced that in the new year (2026), it will revoke the operating licenses of some international organizations in Gaza and the West Bank.
The Zionist regime announced that it will revoke the licenses of 37 international organizations operating in Gaza and the West Bank. The regime has initiated its measures under the pretext of not completing the legal procedures for registering the licenses.
The Zionist newspaper Yedioth Aharonot announced that these measures will be carried out by a ministerial committee in the Zionist regime.
According to the report, the Israeli regime has sent official warnings to more than 10 international organizations, announcing that their licenses will be revoked from the beginning of January 2026 and that they are required to end their activities by March of that year.
According to news sources, Doctors Without Borders is one of these organizations that the Israeli regime has warned.
The Israeli regime has also asked these organizations to provide a list of their Palestinian employees so that security measures can be taken in this regard.
The Israeli regime had previously banned the activities of the UNRWA agency on charges of collaborating with the Hamas movement.