World Health Organization warning about the disastrous consequences of cutting UNRWA budget

According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, the head of the World Health Organization has warned that the suspension of funding and the provision of financial aid to the United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) will have consequences. It will be a disaster for the people of the Gaza Strip.

Tedros Adhanom, head of the World Health Organization, said at a news conference in Geneva: “The recent decision of a number of countries Suspending financial aid to UNRWA, which is the largest provider of humanitarian needs to the people of Gaza amid the current war in the region, will have disastrous consequences for these people.

He added: “No other organization can provide assistance to the 2.2 million residents of the Gaza Strip as much as UNRWA and in the form of its level and scope of work. They have suspended financial resources to UNRWA, we ask them to reconsider their decision”. has repeated the Gaza Strip.

The head of the World Health Organization, referring to the dead, injured and missing of more than 100 thousand Palestinians during the Gaza war, In particular, he reported an increase in reports related to the lack of food for medical staff and patients in the Gaza Strip. He has assessed the possibility of widespread famine in Gaza as very high.

At least 12 countries (Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Canada, Finland, Australia, England, Netherlands, USA, France, Austria, and Japan) have suspended their financial aid to UNRWA. This action of theirs is only documented by the claim of the Zionist regime, which claims that a number of employees of this organization were active and present during the October 7th attack.

The Zionist regime So far, in the form of various claims, he has tried to discredit the Narva organization. Zionist attacks on the Gaza Strip have so far killed more than 26,000 Palestinians and injured more than 65,000 others.

Up to 85% of the people of Gaza have been displaced from their homes and of course they are also struggling with serious challenges such as lack of water, food and medical supplies. The United Nations has also announced that more than 60% of the infrastructure in the Gaza Strip has been seriously damaged or completely destroyed.

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