In a significant move, Israeli legislators have approved a second piece of legislation aimed at limiting the operations of the primary United Nations agency that offers assistance to the Gaza Strip.

This law designates the agency as a terrorist organization, further complicating the humanitarian aid landscape in the region.

The decision comes amid ongoing tensions and a growing number of challenges faced by organizations attempting to deliver relief to the area.

Israel’s government has expressed concerns over the agency’s management and the potential misuse of aid, which they argue could contribute to the ongoing strife.

With this new law, the Israeli authorities are taking a more aggressive stance against entities they perceive as enabling terrorism through support provided to Gaza.

As the situation develops, the implications of this legislation may have widespread effects on the delivery of essential services and support for the population living under difficult conditions in the region.