The Knesset passed a law in October making it illegal for the terror-linked agency to operate in the Jewish state.

Senior staff left following their agency's banning by Israel, but its facilities reportedly remain open and working in eastern Jerusalem.

Laws passed in October went into effect, barring the UN agency from the Jewish state and barring state officials from communicating with the group.

'No sovereign state should facilitate the operations of an agency that threatens its National Security and blatantly violates its laws.'

Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli hailed the move as a 'courageous and critical decision by the Swedish government.'

Tech giant offers staff $400 donations to groups including U.N. agency whose personnel participated in Hamas's massacre.

Knesset bills passed by overwhelming majority prohibit UNRWA from operating within Israel and bar state authorities from maintaining contact with it.

UNRWA was supposed to help civilians, when its employees supported Hamas and many even participated in October 7th attacks. 

With the mandate for the Hamas-linked UNRWA agency expected to be renewed in December, Israel and the US are pressing for change in the hopelessly corrupt organization.

Unlike other reports, this one has barely been mentioned in the media - mostly because Israel cannot be blamed for Lebanese discrimination against Palestinians.

UNRWA event displays a map that encourages the legitimization of Israel by labeling all of Israel as Arab Palestine.