There are some pieces of news that are hard to believe even after hearing them. This is one of them. The announcement that there may be no place for UNRWA in what is being called the “new Gaza” has left me in shock. For nearly 20 years, my family has relied on the services provided by UNRWA, while our story as refugees began with the displacement of my grandparents during the 1948 Nakba. It feels as though an entire chapter of our lives could be coming to an end, yet we have no idea what will come next. Every day brings new announcements and new uncertainty, but no one knows what Gaza’s future will look like or what will happen to the hundreds of thousands of families who have depended on UNRWA’s services for decades. All we know today is that the uncertainty continues to grow, and with every new announcement, so does our fear of an unknown future.