Gaza is in crisis.

Well, I think all of Gaza has basically been turned into a giant refugee camp.

That's our colleague David Luno. You'll see really rivers of people walking carrying bags with clothes or food maybe a

blanket or two they're living in makeshift camps in tents there aren't many toilets and adding on to the misery it's been raining

non-stop for about 10 days. You know food starting to run short some people are using

animal feed to make a type of bread.

Resources are under huge strain,

and most of the aid is being delivered by one relief group.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees in the near east, better

known as UNRWA.

Along with emergency aid, UNRWA runs social programs and health and education services for

Gaza's 2.2 million people.

Multiple aid organizations have warned that no other agency has UNRWA's on the ground reach, infrastructure, or capacity.

In a place like Gaza, since UNRWA is looking after 80% of the population,

I'd say UNRWA is sort of the Citibank

of the humanitarian world.

They're too big to fail.

But this week, an Israeli intelligence report

made some grave accusations against the agency.

Some UNRUM staff are being accused of having actually taken part or been linked to the horrific attacks on October 7 against Israel that actually

kicked off this current war.

In the wake of this report, how much trouble is UNRWA in?

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