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Israel’s recent decision to block fundamental utilities to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) coincides with the halting of operations for numerous international NGOs in Gaza. This suspension arises from these organizations’ inability to comply with newly established regulations designed to scrutinize their activities.

A crowded dirt path winds through a dense displacement camp of makeshift tents and crumbling concrete ruins as people navigate past puddles and debris.

The prohibition of basic utilities to UNRWA came as Israel also suspended dozens of international non-governmental organisations working in Gaza due to a failure to meet new rules to vet those groups. Source: AP / Jehad Alshrafi

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