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2/ Many UNRWA facilities are headed by Hamas terrorist commanders. Sounds crazy? Don't nearly all Western governments fund it? I know. But let's take a brief look. Meet UNRWA school principal and teachers union chief Fathi al-Sharif. Hamas said he was their Lebanon commander.

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You were 100% right: “UNRWA became a subsidiary of Hamas.” We documented how UNRWA knowingly put Hamas terror chiefs Suhail al-Hindi and Fathi Sharif in charge of thousands of their school teachers & staff: UNRWA teaches terror. We need to shut it down.
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You were 100% right: “UNRWA became a subsidiary of Hamas.” We documented how UNRWA knowingly put Hamas terror chiefs Suhail al-Hindi and Fathi Sharif in charge of thousands of their school teachers & staff: UNRWA teaches terror. We need to shut it down.

Hillel Neuer

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NEW VIDEO: A month after Hamas massacred 1200 Israelis on October 7, 2023—in the name of "resistance"—UNRWA's Lebanon director, Dorothee Klaus of Germany, was on stage with Fathi al-Sharif, the leader of Hamas in Lebanon and head of the UNRWA Teachers Union. Why, @dualbfield?
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NEW VIDEO: A month after Hamas massacred 1200 Israelis on October 7, 2023—in the name of "resistance"—UNRWA's Lebanon director, Dorothee Klaus of Germany, was on stage with Fathi al-Sharif, the leader of Hamas in Lebanon and head of the UNRWA Teachers Union. Why, @dualbfield?

Hillel Neuer

211,616 views • 2 years ago

A Few Bad Apples: 8,000 UNRWA Teachers Rallied for Hamas Terrorist United Nations Human Rights Council Debate, 27 March 2024 How fitting that this Council meets here in the Hall of Qatar, sponsored by the country now hosting Hamas terrorist chiefs in Doha luxury hotels. In her report, Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese urged funding of UNRWA, which she says is being “attacked.” Let us consider. Yesterday, UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini was next door to meet with the Swiss Parliament’s foreign affairs committee. They announced that I will be invited to brief them next. Here’s a preview of what I will say. On February 10th, the world discovered the terror tunnel right below UNRWA headquarters in Gaza, with electric cables going from the UNRWA grid to power computer servers forming a Hamas intelligence center. Mr. Lazzarini responded: “UNRWA did not know what is under its headquarters.” Really? Because a week prior, on February 2nd, the Wall Street Journal reported: “In 2014, part of the parking lot at UNRWA headquarters in Gaza began sinking, likely from a Hamas tunnel dug beneath. ‘No one talked about what was causing the collapse,’ a former Unrwa official said, ‘but everyone knew.’” I repeat: “Everyone knew.” When it was revealed that numerous UNRWA employees took part in the massacre of October 7th, Mr. Lazzarini and his surrogates claimed, “It’s just a few bad apples.” Really? In September 2011, Suhail al-Hindi, Chair of the UNRWA Staff Union in Gaza, and principal of an UNRWA boys school, was suspended for his role with Hamas. He was a member of the Hamas politburo with Yahya Sinwar. In response, the entire UNRWA staff in Gaza, 8,000 teachers and school principals, went on strike for months to support this Hamas leader. UNRWA reinstated him. “A few bad apples”? No. UNRWA is rotten to the core.
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A Few Bad Apples: 8,000 UNRWA Teachers Rallied for Hamas Terrorist United Nations Human Rights Council Debate, 27 March 2024 How fitting that this Council meets here in the Hall of Qatar, sponsored by the country now hosting Hamas terrorist chiefs in Doha luxury hotels. In her report, Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese urged funding of UNRWA, which she says is being “attacked.” Let us consider. Yesterday, UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini was next door to meet with the Swiss Parliament’s foreign affairs committee. They announced that I will be invited to brief them next. Here’s a preview of what I will say. On February 10th, the world discovered the terror tunnel right below UNRWA headquarters in Gaza, with electric cables going from the UNRWA grid to power computer servers forming a Hamas intelligence center. Mr. Lazzarini responded: “UNRWA did not know what is under its headquarters.” Really? Because a week prior, on February 2nd, the Wall Street Journal reported: “In 2014, part of the parking lot at UNRWA headquarters in Gaza began sinking, likely from a Hamas tunnel dug beneath. ‘No one talked about what was causing the collapse,’ a former Unrwa official said, ‘but everyone knew.’” I repeat: “Everyone knew.” When it was revealed that numerous UNRWA employees took part in the massacre of October 7th, Mr. Lazzarini and his surrogates claimed, “It’s just a few bad apples.” Really? In September 2011, Suhail al-Hindi, Chair of the UNRWA Staff Union in Gaza, and principal of an UNRWA boys school, was suspended for his role with Hamas. He was a member of the Hamas politburo with Yahya Sinwar. In response, the entire UNRWA staff in Gaza, 8,000 teachers and school principals, went on strike for months to support this Hamas leader. UNRWA reinstated him. “A few bad apples”? No. UNRWA is rotten to the core.

Hillel Neuer

304,415 views • 2 years ago

Q: The head of the Teachers’ Union for UNRWA in Lebanon and the principal at an UNRWA school was killed in an Israeli airstrike. Hamas claimed him as one of their own, said he was their commander in Lebanon. Information about that gentleman had been brought to UNRWA’s attention several months ago by the UN Watch NGO. The gentleman was placed under suspension and an investigation launched. I’m trying to find out during the course of that investigation if any information was ever uncovered that this gentleman was a high-ranking Hamas operative, a commander, the commander in Lebanon. And secondly, I again ask, as I’ve asked before, how can the Secretary-General and the UNRWA Commissioner-General and other UN officials say credibly with a straight face that Hamas has not infiltrated UNRWA when the head of its… of all things, the Teachers’ Union and a principal turns out to be Hamas’ commander in Lebanon? How do those two things get reconciled? 🇺🇳: First of all, Fateh al Sharif was indeed an UNRWA employee. As soon as UNRWA received information about his possible involvement with Hamas at a senior level, he was immediately put on administrative leave without pay. This was back in March, and contrary to what information may be floating in social media or other places, he was never ever reinstated. So I just want to make that clear. You know, the Colonna report that the Secretary-General commissioned outlined a number of issues with the operations of UNRWA and made number of recommendations in order to ensure the neutrality of UNRWA and its staff. Those recommendations have been taken on board. And I could tell you that, first of all, the UN doesn’t… UNRWA like most employees doesn’t have an intelligence or police unit to investigate every staff member... As soon as information was received, in this case from the Israeli Government, action was taken. Every time UNRWA has received information beyond just a name, action has been taken and we’ll continue to do so. Q: And respectfully, this is not a low-level operative, and it wasn’t the brother of a plumber who knew somebody in Hamas. This was a Hamas commander in Lebanon. If UNRWA is not able to sniff this out over the course of years and with a multi-month investigation, how can it be trusted to do any other vetting of any kind? 🇺🇳: First of all, anyone who works for the UN and engages in terror-like activity is unacceptable and outrageous and an insult to all UN staff members around the world. In general terms, and I can’t speak specifically to this case, most people who are engaged in underground organizations try not to have their involvement known publicly. Q: By the way, he posted on social media for years about his Hamas involvement.
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Q: The head of the Teachers’ Union for UNRWA in Lebanon and the principal at an UNRWA school was killed in an Israeli airstrike. Hamas claimed him as one of their own, said he was their commander in Lebanon. Information about that gentleman had been brought to UNRWA’s attention several months ago by the UN Watch NGO. The gentleman was placed under suspension and an investigation launched. I’m trying to find out during the course of that investigation if any information was ever uncovered that this gentleman was a high-ranking Hamas operative, a commander, the commander in Lebanon. And secondly, I again ask, as I’ve asked before, how can the Secretary-General and the UNRWA Commissioner-General and other UN officials say credibly with a straight face that Hamas has not infiltrated UNRWA when the head of its… of all things, the Teachers’ Union and a principal turns out to be Hamas’ commander in Lebanon? How do those two things get reconciled? 🇺🇳: First of all, Fateh al Sharif was indeed an UNRWA employee. As soon as UNRWA received information about his possible involvement with Hamas at a senior level, he was immediately put on administrative leave without pay. This was back in March, and contrary to what information may be floating in social media or other places, he was never ever reinstated. So I just want to make that clear. You know, the Colonna report that the Secretary-General commissioned outlined a number of issues with the operations of UNRWA and made number of recommendations in order to ensure the neutrality of UNRWA and its staff. Those recommendations have been taken on board. And I could tell you that, first of all, the UN doesn’t… UNRWA like most employees doesn’t have an intelligence or police unit to investigate every staff member... As soon as information was received, in this case from the Israeli Government, action was taken. Every time UNRWA has received information beyond just a name, action has been taken and we’ll continue to do so. Q: And respectfully, this is not a low-level operative, and it wasn’t the brother of a plumber who knew somebody in Hamas. This was a Hamas commander in Lebanon. If UNRWA is not able to sniff this out over the course of years and with a multi-month investigation, how can it be trusted to do any other vetting of any kind? 🇺🇳: First of all, anyone who works for the UN and engages in terror-like activity is unacceptable and outrageous and an insult to all UN staff members around the world. In general terms, and I can’t speak specifically to this case, most people who are engaged in underground organizations try not to have their involvement known publicly. Q: By the way, he posted on social media for years about his Hamas involvement.

UN Watch

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UNRWA's Child Soldiers . A must watch and a must share. Take 12 minutes to watch this. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Hamas & Islamic Jihad Military Summer camp for UNRWA students. How on earth can UNRWA be getting away with all this? UNRWA schools send their students to a Hamas terrorism training camp: "This summer, armed operatives (Hamas) signed up tens of thousands of UNRWA students ages 10 to 17" "UNRWA youngsters learned to view the United States and Israel as the Devil" Quotes from the children: "Purify it of the Jews" - UNRWA school child talking about "Palestine" "We'll die as Martyrs" - UNRWA school child "The Jews will not remain on this land, I say to the Jews: go back to where you came from. Get out of here before we annihilate you" - UNRWA school child We need to pressure our governments and leaders to stop funding UNRWA immediately. Film produced by the Bedein Center
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UNRWA's Child Soldiers . A must watch and a must share. Take 12 minutes to watch this. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Hamas & Islamic Jihad Military Summer camp for UNRWA students. How on earth can UNRWA be getting away with all this? UNRWA schools send their students to a Hamas terrorism training camp: "This summer, armed operatives (Hamas) signed up tens of thousands of UNRWA students ages 10 to 17" "UNRWA youngsters learned to view the United States and Israel as the Devil" Quotes from the children: "Purify it of the Jews" - UNRWA school child talking about "Palestine" "We'll die as Martyrs" - UNRWA school child "The Jews will not remain on this land, I say to the Jews: go back to where you came from. Get out of here before we annihilate you" - UNRWA school child We need to pressure our governments and leaders to stop funding UNRWA immediately. Film produced by the Bedein Center

Kosher

420,611 views • 2 years ago

I went into Gaza and saw the truth: UNRWA & NGOs are feeding Hamas, not civilians. Over 93% of aid “deflivered” by the UN is stolen by Hamas. That’s atrocious. There is no food shortage in Gaza. There is a food distribution racket going on. Hamas sells food to fund terror. This is an economic war as much as it is a disinformation battle. But the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is breaking that cycle, by distributing thousands of meals to Gazans directly. Hamas is so threatened by this, that they are attacking their own civilians to stop it. Jerusalem News Syndicate #TheQuad
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I went into Gaza and saw the truth: UNRWA & NGOs are feeding Hamas, not civilians. Over 93% of aid “deflivered” by the UN is stolen by Hamas. That’s atrocious. There is no food shortage in Gaza. There is a food distribution racket going on. Hamas sells food to fund terror. This is an economic war as much as it is a disinformation battle. But the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is breaking that cycle, by distributing thousands of meals to Gazans directly. Hamas is so threatened by this, that they are attacking their own civilians to stop it. Jerusalem News Syndicate #TheQuad

Brooke Goldstein

31,072 views • 1 year ago

I am appalled by the depravity within UNRWA. Yesterday I listened to a mother in Geneva. Her son was kidnapped lifeless from the music festival to Gaza. By an UNRWA employee. In an UNRWA jeep. It can all be seen on video. Do we want to pay for this? No! Unlike the High Representative and the Belgian Presidency of the Council, I think that it is legitimate for EU member states to suspend their funding to UNRWA pending the conclusion of the investigations. A thorough vetting of UNRWA could eventually lead to its replacement by UNHCR and other credible UN agencies that are doing a good job. We call for full transparency and fraud control on EU funding for UNRWA and the Palestinian Authority. Minimum respect for taxpayers. This is really not too much to ask. I am also appalled that Hamas’ leaders have accumulated huge wealth at the expense of ordinary Palestinians and have been living a life of luxury abroad, while ordinary Palestinians have been living in poverty due to their leaders’ corruption and are suffering as a result of the consequences of their leaders’ actions. #Eplenary #UNRWA
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I am appalled by the depravity within UNRWA. Yesterday I listened to a mother in Geneva. Her son was kidnapped lifeless from the music festival to Gaza. By an UNRWA employee. In an UNRWA jeep. It can all be seen on video. Do we want to pay for this? No! Unlike the High Representative and the Belgian Presidency of the Council, I think that it is legitimate for EU member states to suspend their funding to UNRWA pending the conclusion of the investigations. A thorough vetting of UNRWA could eventually lead to its replacement by UNHCR and other credible UN agencies that are doing a good job. We call for full transparency and fraud control on EU funding for UNRWA and the Palestinian Authority. Minimum respect for taxpayers. This is really not too much to ask. I am also appalled that Hamas’ leaders have accumulated huge wealth at the expense of ordinary Palestinians and have been living a life of luxury abroad, while ordinary Palestinians have been living in poverty due to their leaders’ corruption and are suffering as a result of the consequences of their leaders’ actions. #Eplenary #UNRWA

Assita Kanko MEP

315,496 views • 2 years ago

Today I took the floor at the United Nations: “High Commissioner, everything we just heard from the world’s worst dictatorships, from state sponsors of terrorism, is absolutely false. The truth, as documented on page 3 of your report, is that Hamas is the one that attacked and invaded Israel on October 7th, violating a two-year ceasefire, and committing mass murder, mutilation, rape, and torture, killing and injuring thousands, and abducting more than 200 people, from babies to grandmothers, into the terror tunnels in Gaza. Today, we ask: What is the UN doing about it? Its primary agency in Gaza is UNRWA. We are told they do “lifesaving,” humanitarian work. Is this true? Let us consider. I come here today to present to the UN our new petition, signed within 24 hours by more than 100,000 people. Therein, we recall the latest revelations. At least 12 UNRWA staff took part in the October 7th massacre. Are these just “a few bad apples?” No: • At least 1,200 UNRWA staff in Gaza are members of terrorist groups; • 3,000 UNRWA teachers were in a Telegram group that celebrated the massacre; • Hamas built a terror tunnel directly below UNRWA Headquarters in Gaza, hiding a computer intelligence center that was powered by the agency’s electrical grid. UNRWA's chief said they didn't know. Is this “lifesaving” work? The UN cannot say it didn’t know. Because we warned you repeatedly, in official documents, about UNRWA's ties to terrorism: • in Feb. 2018: • in March 2020: • in March 2021: • and in June 2021: America is now trying to help Gazans by giving funds to other agencies not infested with terrorism, but as reported by Devex, secretary-general Antonio Guterres told the agencies not to accept. Why does the UN care more about its failed agency, UNRWA, than about actually helping needy Gazans? Is this humanitarianism?” ___________ For more on UNRWA:
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Today I took the floor at the United Nations: “High Commissioner, everything we just heard from the world’s worst dictatorships, from state sponsors of terrorism, is absolutely false. The truth, as documented on page 3 of your report, is that Hamas is the one that attacked and invaded Israel on October 7th, violating a two-year ceasefire, and committing mass murder, mutilation, rape, and torture, killing and injuring thousands, and abducting more than 200 people, from babies to grandmothers, into the terror tunnels in Gaza. Today, we ask: What is the UN doing about it? Its primary agency in Gaza is UNRWA. We are told they do “lifesaving,” humanitarian work. Is this true? Let us consider. I come here today to present to the UN our new petition, signed within 24 hours by more than 100,000 people. Therein, we recall the latest revelations. At least 12 UNRWA staff took part in the October 7th massacre. Are these just “a few bad apples?” No: • At least 1,200 UNRWA staff in Gaza are members of terrorist groups; • 3,000 UNRWA teachers were in a Telegram group that celebrated the massacre; • Hamas built a terror tunnel directly below UNRWA Headquarters in Gaza, hiding a computer intelligence center that was powered by the agency’s electrical grid. UNRWA's chief said they didn't know. Is this “lifesaving” work? The UN cannot say it didn’t know. Because we warned you repeatedly, in official documents, about UNRWA's ties to terrorism: • in Feb. 2018: • in March 2020: • in March 2021: • and in June 2021: America is now trying to help Gazans by giving funds to other agencies not infested with terrorism, but as reported by Devex, secretary-general Antonio Guterres told the agencies not to accept. Why does the UN care more about its failed agency, UNRWA, than about actually helping needy Gazans? Is this humanitarianism?” ___________ For more on UNRWA:

Hillel Neuer

179,312 views • 2 years ago

A person named Bipin Joshi of Nepal was taken hostage by Hamas and killed and look at this traitor of the same country. 💔 This traitor is saying that Bipin Joshi was a Brahmin, he wanted a Hindu nation, that Brahmin was a hypocrite, Hamas did the right thing by killing him. This traitor is a supporter of KP Oli and has also been abusing Narendra Modi for some days, but now it has reached such a limit that a person from his own country has been killed by Hamas and he is celebrating and saying that Hamas did the right thing by killing him. Nepal is truly full of terrorists and traitors. I don't know what the future of Nepal will be. 💔
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A person named Bipin Joshi of Nepal was taken hostage by Hamas and killed and look at this traitor of the same country. 💔 This traitor is saying that Bipin Joshi was a Brahmin, he wanted a Hindu nation, that Brahmin was a hypocrite, Hamas did the right thing by killing him. This traitor is a supporter of KP Oli and has also been abusing Narendra Modi for some days, but now it has reached such a limit that a person from his own country has been killed by Hamas and he is celebrating and saying that Hamas did the right thing by killing him. Nepal is truly full of terrorists and traitors. I don't know what the future of Nepal will be. 💔

Bharatrastrasena

85,009 views • 11 months ago

🔥 Red Pill for UN / UNRWA 🔥 ♦️ 1. UNRWA is a tool of jihad terror. Most of its employees are jihadists. $40 billion in "aid" went direct to leaders' pockets, tunnels, rockets, and hate indoctrination. UNRWA=Hamas=ISIS. ♦️2. UNRWA's primary goal is to develop terror states to spread jihad to Israel and beyond. It has adopted leftist ideological language as tactical camouflage. ♦️3. Under UNRWA/Hamas, all civic projects like hospitals and schools were militarized into weapons depots, rocket launchers, jihadist indoctrination centers, and 800 miles of terror tunnels. ♦️4. A terror-industrial complex enriched itself from this aid. Hamas leaders pocketed over $10 billion. Billions more went to 40,000+ bureaucrats. ♦️5. Your tax dollars are being used to pay ALL the Oct 7th terrorists. The Palestinian Authority (PA) spends millions annually on "pay to slay" terrorist welfare. All jihadist groups share similar goals. ♦️ 6. The UN itself largely serves despots and jihadists. It's agenda is shaped by the most repressive regimes, including Iran, Russia, China, and radical Islamic forces. ♦️7. The 57 OIC (Islamic) nations control most of the world's oil reserves, worth over $100 trillion. They wield undue influence in many global institutions. ♦️8. Arab/Islamic imperialism for 1400 years has used brutal physical and psychological tactics to try and ethnically cleanse the world. It has largely succeeded in the 99.7% of the Middle-East it controls. ♦️9. Israel is 0.3% of the Middle-East, and the only part where minorities have freedom. For its security, it must remove corrupt UNRWA from its territories, and take over its activities. ♦️10. All corrupt UN entities, including UNRWA, must be defunded and disbanded. A new platform for ethical global collaboration is desperately needed.
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🔥 Red Pill for UN / UNRWA 🔥 ♦️ 1. UNRWA is a tool of jihad terror. Most of its employees are jihadists. $40 billion in "aid" went direct to leaders' pockets, tunnels, rockets, and hate indoctrination. UNRWA=Hamas=ISIS. ♦️2. UNRWA's primary goal is to develop terror states to spread jihad to Israel and beyond. It has adopted leftist ideological language as tactical camouflage. ♦️3. Under UNRWA/Hamas, all civic projects like hospitals and schools were militarized into weapons depots, rocket launchers, jihadist indoctrination centers, and 800 miles of terror tunnels. ♦️4. A terror-industrial complex enriched itself from this aid. Hamas leaders pocketed over $10 billion. Billions more went to 40,000+ bureaucrats. ♦️5. Your tax dollars are being used to pay ALL the Oct 7th terrorists. The Palestinian Authority (PA) spends millions annually on "pay to slay" terrorist welfare. All jihadist groups share similar goals. ♦️ 6. The UN itself largely serves despots and jihadists. It's agenda is shaped by the most repressive regimes, including Iran, Russia, China, and radical Islamic forces. ♦️7. The 57 OIC (Islamic) nations control most of the world's oil reserves, worth over $100 trillion. They wield undue influence in many global institutions. ♦️8. Arab/Islamic imperialism for 1400 years has used brutal physical and psychological tactics to try and ethnically cleanse the world. It has largely succeeded in the 99.7% of the Middle-East it controls. ♦️9. Israel is 0.3% of the Middle-East, and the only part where minorities have freedom. For its security, it must remove corrupt UNRWA from its territories, and take over its activities. ♦️10. All corrupt UN entities, including UNRWA, must be defunded and disbanded. A new platform for ethical global collaboration is desperately needed.

Quantum Flux

603,040 views • 2 years ago

👇 Why Israel Banned UNRWA in Gaza: The humanitarian aid that is piling up in Gaza highlights the immense challenges of distributing it efficiently to those in need. UNRWA is no longer authorized to manage this aid; instead, coordination must now occur through alternative channels. While millions in Gaza face hunger and medical shortages, the disruption of aid delivery is rooted not only in the war but also in Israel’s January 2025 decision to ban UNRWA from operating in Gaza. This measure was not taken lightly—it was the result of decades of problems associated with the agency, culminating in its direct involvement with terror. Israel’s decision stemmed from concrete accusations that UNRWA employees aided Hamas in the October 7 massacre, with evidence emerging that agency staff participated in or facilitated the attack. For Israel, this confirmed a long-held suspicion: UNRWA was not a neutral humanitarian body but one entangled with terrorist organizations. The laws passed in October 2024—and enforced by January 2025—formally banned the agency from Israeli-controlled areas, including Gaza and East Jerusalem. At the same time, Israel prohibited official contact with UNRWA, severing ties altogether. But UNRWA’s problems run deeper than October 7. For decades, it has been more than an aid agency—it has been the primary body in charge of Palestinian education. In Gaza, UNRWA schools taught generations of children using textbooks filled with incitement against Israel and the Jews, glorifying violence while denying the legitimacy of Israel’s existence. This has perpetuated a culture of hatred, radicalized youth, and prepared the ideological ground for endless conflict. Instead of fostering coexistence, UNRWA entrenched division and despair. The humanitarian consequences of the ban are significant, but they must be weighed against the damage UNRWA itself has inflicted on Palestinians. In March 2025, Israel halted all UNRWA-mediated aid into Gaza. Warehouses filled with food and medicine sat unused while Gazans went hungry. To mitigate this, Israel and the United States established the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a new mechanism to distribute aid under military supervision. Yet its reach is still limited, covering only a fraction of Gaza’s 2.3 million people. Even these limited operations were repeatedly sabotaged by Hamas and other armed militants, who opened fire at aid distribution points—often killing the very Gazans who had gathered in desperation to receive food and medicine. By targeting humanitarian convoys and civilians alike, these groups deepened the crisis they claimed to resist. The ban also reflects a broader regional reality. While aid is desperately needed in Gaza, millions across Lebanon, Syria, and even within Israel are also in dire need of food and medicine. Israel has argued that channeling aid through UNRWA was not only unsafe but counterproductive, as it enabled Hamas to divert supplies and maintain its war footing. By cutting UNRWA out, Israel seeks to ensure that humanitarian assistance reaches civilians without simultaneously strengthening the very group that triggered the war. The implications of the ban are profound. On one hand, it disrupted aid flows, creating immediate hardship. On the other hand, it severed a decades-long cycle in which UNRWA’s presence sustained dependency, fueled anti-Israel propaganda, and gave Hamas cover to operate under the guise of humanitarianism. For Israel, the ban was both a security necessity and a moral reckoning: a recognition that the suffering of Gazans will never end so long as an organization complicit in terror, indoctrination, and political manipulation controls their future. #freegazafromhamas #Gaza #Israel #UNRWA
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👇 Why Israel Banned UNRWA in Gaza: The humanitarian aid that is piling up in Gaza highlights the immense challenges of distributing it efficiently to those in need. UNRWA is no longer authorized to manage this aid; instead, coordination must now occur through alternative channels. While millions in Gaza face hunger and medical shortages, the disruption of aid delivery is rooted not only in the war but also in Israel’s January 2025 decision to ban UNRWA from operating in Gaza. This measure was not taken lightly—it was the result of decades of problems associated with the agency, culminating in its direct involvement with terror. Israel’s decision stemmed from concrete accusations that UNRWA employees aided Hamas in the October 7 massacre, with evidence emerging that agency staff participated in or facilitated the attack. For Israel, this confirmed a long-held suspicion: UNRWA was not a neutral humanitarian body but one entangled with terrorist organizations. The laws passed in October 2024—and enforced by January 2025—formally banned the agency from Israeli-controlled areas, including Gaza and East Jerusalem. At the same time, Israel prohibited official contact with UNRWA, severing ties altogether. But UNRWA’s problems run deeper than October 7. For decades, it has been more than an aid agency—it has been the primary body in charge of Palestinian education. In Gaza, UNRWA schools taught generations of children using textbooks filled with incitement against Israel and the Jews, glorifying violence while denying the legitimacy of Israel’s existence. This has perpetuated a culture of hatred, radicalized youth, and prepared the ideological ground for endless conflict. Instead of fostering coexistence, UNRWA entrenched division and despair. The humanitarian consequences of the ban are significant, but they must be weighed against the damage UNRWA itself has inflicted on Palestinians. In March 2025, Israel halted all UNRWA-mediated aid into Gaza. Warehouses filled with food and medicine sat unused while Gazans went hungry. To mitigate this, Israel and the United States established the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a new mechanism to distribute aid under military supervision. Yet its reach is still limited, covering only a fraction of Gaza’s 2.3 million people. Even these limited operations were repeatedly sabotaged by Hamas and other armed militants, who opened fire at aid distribution points—often killing the very Gazans who had gathered in desperation to receive food and medicine. By targeting humanitarian convoys and civilians alike, these groups deepened the crisis they claimed to resist. The ban also reflects a broader regional reality. While aid is desperately needed in Gaza, millions across Lebanon, Syria, and even within Israel are also in dire need of food and medicine. Israel has argued that channeling aid through UNRWA was not only unsafe but counterproductive, as it enabled Hamas to divert supplies and maintain its war footing. By cutting UNRWA out, Israel seeks to ensure that humanitarian assistance reaches civilians without simultaneously strengthening the very group that triggered the war. The implications of the ban are profound. On one hand, it disrupted aid flows, creating immediate hardship. On the other hand, it severed a decades-long cycle in which UNRWA’s presence sustained dependency, fueled anti-Israel propaganda, and gave Hamas cover to operate under the guise of humanitarianism. For Israel, the ban was both a security necessity and a moral reckoning: a recognition that the suffering of Gazans will never end so long as an organization complicit in terror, indoctrination, and political manipulation controls their future. #freegazafromhamas #Gaza #Israel #UNRWA

Rawan Osman روان عثمان

22,688 views • 1 year ago

UN: Antonio Guterres and Annalena Baerbock refuse to apologize for lighting eternal flame honoring Hamas terrorist. “What was said was said.” Q: At the UN 8 June Memorial Ceremony, the name of an UNRWA employee, Imad Yousif El Samhouri, was read among UN personnel being honoured. Later, Hamas identified him as a field commander in Al-Qassam Brigade. Will the Secretary General apologize for honouring a Hamas commander? UN Spokesman: We are always very deeply concerned when allegations against former staff is raised. Obviously, when his name was included, the agency was not aware. I will remind you that the list of all UNRWA staff is shared with the Israeli authorities, as they are every year. His name was shared in the list of 2024. No concerns were raised based on that information from the Israeli side. And obviously, had those allegations been raised before, his name would likely not have been included. Q: Well, now you will retract his name and apologize? UN: The name was listed with the information that we had at the time. And as I said, his name was shared with the Israelis. No issues were raised. If those allegations had been shared with us at the time through official channels, it would not have been included. Q: So there will be no correction? UN: What was said was said, and we’re now stating our position, which makes it clear, had we known and had we been told, his name would probably not have been included.
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UN: Antonio Guterres and Annalena Baerbock refuse to apologize for lighting eternal flame honoring Hamas terrorist. “What was said was said.” Q: At the UN 8 June Memorial Ceremony, the name of an UNRWA employee, Imad Yousif El Samhouri, was read among UN personnel being honoured. Later, Hamas identified him as a field commander in Al-Qassam Brigade. Will the Secretary General apologize for honouring a Hamas commander? UN Spokesman: We are always very deeply concerned when allegations against former staff is raised. Obviously, when his name was included, the agency was not aware. I will remind you that the list of all UNRWA staff is shared with the Israeli authorities, as they are every year. His name was shared in the list of 2024. No concerns were raised based on that information from the Israeli side. And obviously, had those allegations been raised before, his name would likely not have been included. Q: Well, now you will retract his name and apologize? UN: The name was listed with the information that we had at the time. And as I said, his name was shared with the Israelis. No issues were raised. If those allegations had been shared with us at the time through official channels, it would not have been included. Q: So there will be no correction? UN: What was said was said, and we’re now stating our position, which makes it clear, had we known and had we been told, his name would probably not have been included.

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