Israeli Occupation army presents plan to dissolve UNRWA in Gaza, West Bank: reports

The Hebrew newspaper Haaretz reported on Monday that the Israeli Occupation army has proposed a plan aimed at dissolving the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

The occupation's plan is centered around gradually weakening UNRWA until its eventual dissolution, according to Haaretz.

- Death toll -

The aggression against Gaza has entered its 157th consecutive day, with the Israeli Occupation continuing its bombardment of cities and towns across the Strip, resulting in numerous casualties.

Since the start of the aggression on October 7, the Palestinian Ministry of Health has recorded 31,112 Palestinian martyrs and 72,760 wounded.

The Israeli Occupation army has acknowledged the killing of 590 Palestinians since October 7, with an additional 249 fatalities since the start of the ground operation on October 27.

The army also reported that 3,064 of its soldiers have been injured since the start of the aggression against Gaza, with 483 in serious condition, 811 moderately injured, and 1,770 sustaining minor injuries.

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