I've seen that. I've visited Cox's Bazar and the Rohingya refugees, and it was exactly as you said: The Rohingya wanted to go back to their homeland. They wanted to return to their homeland, which is the hope of each and every refugee I've spoken with.
I'd like to turn to Ms. Schaefer. We're also talking about the Middle East and Palestinians in this testimony. I know that you're with a UN agency, which was born out of the horrors of the Holocaust and World War II. The UN system and the international law that was born out of such darkness is really what guides us today.
Can you explain to us the importance of UNRWA and how it plays a critical role in the lives of Palestinian refugees?