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Syria Emergency Appeal for 2017

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09 January 2017

oPt emergency appeal for 2017

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09 January 2017
Bedouin children from Khan al-Ahmar, located on the periphery of Jerusalem near Jericho. © 2013 UNRWA Photo by Alaa Ghosheh

2016 oPt emergency appeal

14 January 2016
In the oPt, Palestine refugees are exposed to the lasting consequences of an occupation now approaching 50 years. In Gaza, a decade-long blockade and repeated cycles of conflict has rendered the majority of the population dependent on aid to meet basic needs. Unemployment...
Husseiniyeh, August 2015. © 2015 UNRWA Photo by Taghrid Mohammad

2016 Syria emergency appeal

14 January 2016
Palestine refugees have been among the worst affected by the bloodshed and destruction wrought by the conflict in Syria. The majority of the estimated 450,000 Palestine refugees remaining in Syria are displaced and 95 percent rely on UNRWA for assistance. The Agency’s pre-...
Jaramana collective shelter, Syria. © 2016 UNRWA Photo by Taghrid Mohammad

2017 Syria emergency appeal fact sheet

09 January 2017
In 2016, the conflict in Syria continued with intensity and unpredictability, resulting in further loss of civilian life and material destruction. Palestine refugees continue to be among those worst affected by the conflict. In 2017, UNRWA requires US$ 411 million for its...
Repairing the water network in Jabalia camp, northern Gaza © 2015 UNRWA Photo by Khalil Adwan

2017 oPt emergency appeal fact sheet

09 January 2017
In 2016, Palestine refugees across the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) faced continued Israeli occupation, repeated violations of human rights and high levels of violence. In Gaza, the political and security situation remains volatile. Two and a half years on from the...
UNRWA remains deeply concerned for the safety and protection of Palestinian and Syrian civilians, including children, who remain in Yarmouk. © 2015 UNRWA Photo By Taghrid Mohammad

Yarmouk emergency call for funds

17 April 2015
The 18,000 Palestinian and Syrian civilians remaining in Yarmouk have experienced extreme suffering, siege and exposure to armed conflict for a period of more than two years. Today, they face their worst crisis since 2012, as conflict engulfs their homes and threatens to...