UNRWA: Despite the ceasefire, military activities continue in Gaza
New York, January 30 (Hibya) – The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) issued a statement on developments in Gaza and the West Bank.
In its statement, UNRWA said that on January 27 water was cut off to UNRWA facilities inside the Shuafat Camp, followed by power outages the next day.
The statement noted that more than 16,000 registered Palestinian refugees live in the camp and that this constitutes the final stage of the implementation of anti-UNRWA laws by Israeli authorities, contrary to rulings of the International Court of Justice.
“Despite the ceasefire, significant military activities continue in Gaza. Since October 2025, 477 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks. One in every four households now survives on only one meal a day.”
The statement added that at least nine children have died from hypothermia, emphasizing that UNRWA is increasing its vaccination and education support.
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