Published : 27-08-2019
Palestinian refugees who remained in Syria have been grappling with simmering unemployment rates. Hundreds have lost their jobs in the warfare and hundreds more have been wondering in the streets as they rummaged around for livelihoods to feed their starved families.
Most of Palestinian families in Syria have depended on UNRWA’s aids as they struggled for survival in the embattled Syrian territories.
However, the refugees’ needs far outlive the cash/in-kind aids sporadically handed over to them by UNRWA, among a handful of other relief institutions operating in the Syrian territories.
Palestinian refugees who remained in Syria have been grappling with simmering unemployment rates. Hundreds have lost their jobs in the warfare and hundreds more have been wondering in the streets as they rummaged around for livelihoods to feed their starved families.
Most of Palestinian families in Syria have depended on UNRWA’s aids as they struggled for survival in the embattled Syrian territories.
However, the refugees’ needs far outlive the cash/in-kind aids sporadically handed over to them by UNRWA, among a handful of other relief institutions operating in the Syrian territories.
