The Norwegian-drafted resolution was adopted by the 193-member body with 137 votes in favor.
The measure, led by MPs Stoffer (SGP party) and Eerdmans (JA21 party), cut funds to the widely criticized UN agency by almost 25% for the first year.
UK Minister David Lammy promised UNRWA an addition £13 million in funding.
The United States, Israel, and seven other countries voted against the ceasefire resolution, while 13 countries abstained.
A majority had important roles in UNRWA schools, serving as principals or deputy principals.
Two WCK workers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the termination was for "security reasons."
The attempts of Ministry officials to censure criticism of their decisions to fund UNRWA have now become a larger issue about transparency and accountability in government.
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“The spread of #disinformation against @UNRWA is meant to create chaos & divert attention from the political aims to dismantle the Agency,” Lazzarini wrote.