E. Mark Windle 21 April 2025. Following the Arab-Israeli war of the late 1940s, a top priority for the displaced in Gaza, West Bank, Lebanon and Syria was to tackle the need for physical shelter. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) was a response to theContinue reading “Early Days—UNRWA and the Camps of Gaza”
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The ‘Review of Famine Reports’ and Gaza— the UKLFI are at it Again
E. Mark Windle 31 March 2025. In the recent Review of Famine Reports, the UK Lawyers for Israel organisation (UKLFI) lodged their complaint regarding use of the Integrated Phase Classification categorisation of the risk and existence of famine in Gaza. Their allegations have included the use of inaccurate statistics, misinterpretation of raw data and poor dataContinue reading “The ‘Review of Famine Reports’ and Gaza— the UKLFI are at it Again”