The agency says that when Israeli Armed Protection Force enters the school, Israeli was running classes on Thursday in the Shufat refugee camp in East Yushelam and forcibly removed about 550 children from the classroom with a six -year -old child.
The UNRWA employee was also taken into custody and all the schools of this company operated throughout East Euchlam were empty as a warning.
UNRW’s Chief Philip Lazarini described the infiltration of Israeli as “attack on children and education” and said that forcibly closing school is a violation of international law.
He also said that the rights of Palestinian children were being taken away by closing these schools.
He emphasized, “UNRWA schools are safe in the United Nations, they should be open in any case.”
Instantaneous crisis
Lland Frederick, director of UNRW for the west coast, warns that Palestinian refugee children are in “instant threat” to deprive education.
He said, “This move in Israel is a serious violation of international legal responsibilities as a member state of the United Nations.”
He appealed to the international community to protect the humanitarian work and rights of UNRW along the west coast.
Water and sanitation crisis
On the other hand, the human crisis in Gaza is constantly deepening.
Ten weeks after the blockade of all the boundary posts that make entry into Israel Gaza, more than three -fourth families are facing a huge decrease in water.
According to a survey conducted in April, 90 percent of families are fighting for a serious water crisis. They have to choose a food cooking and cleaning.
People are now dependent on private sellers for drinking water because of the loss of public water structure.
Fuel deficiencies and non -adultery of repair equipment have further destroyed the situation. South Gaza water plant is still closed due to the power line breakdown and this year the affected main pipelines have not been repaired.
Dirty, risk of disease
The United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Office (OCHA) has said that the lack of toilets in the poorly affected areas such as Gaza Jabalia and Nazla, heavy soap and sewer flow has become a common problem.
The problems of rats and insects have increased among crowded refugees, which has increased the risk of spreading the disease among the healthy healthcare.
Ocha warns that if the crisis is not controlled, a serious public health disaster can be expressed.