; (2) vetted nongovernmental organizations providing humanitarian assistance in the Gaza Strip; (3) the governments of countries in which UNRWA operates and maintains official UNRWA facilities, for the provision of health, education, and other necessary services; (4) the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, for services to persons of Palestinian descent who have been denied citizenship in Syria or Lebanon to find individual solutions of local integration or resettlement in third countries in a way that— (A) ends their refugee status; and (B) is consistent with current UNHCR policy with respect to all refugees; (5) the United States Agency for International Development or other local entities, as determined by the Secretary, such as hospitals, clinics, and schools, for the provision of health and education services in the West Bank if the Palestinian Authority cannot or will not use United States funding for the purposes described in paragraph (1)