United Nations has long said UNRWA is irreplaceable, but lawyer for Palestinians who received its services admits agency can be legally bypassed
Israel has “a right to kick out and stop working with UNRWA any time it wants,” the legal scholar Eugene Kontorovich told JNS. “Moreover, it’s not even obligated to work with any U.N. agency, only to ensure that certain humanitarian needs…
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