The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit released a video clip of the interrogation of a staffer from the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in Gaza. The details of the interrogation are yet to be disclosed.
The recent news about the Hamas leader having a UN employee ID on his body at the time of his death has certainly sparked a lot of speculation and discussion. The fact that Sinwar was found with items such as an AK-47, money, Mentos candy, and a UN ID raises many questions about his connections and activities.
It’s quite intriguing to think that a high-ranking member of a radical organization like Hamas would have a UN employee ID in his possession. The idea of someone holding multiple roles, especially in such conflicting organizations, is a bit perplexing. The expired date on one of the IDs adds another layer of mystery to the situation.… Continue reading
I am absolutely shocked to hear that nine UNRWA staff members may have been involved in the October 7th attack on Israel. It’s disturbing to think that individuals entrusted with the well-being of Palestinian people could potentially be partaking in such violent and destructive actions. The fact that these employees were only dismissed and not arrested raises serious concerns about accountability and justice.
Moreover, the revelation that Hamas servers were found under a UNRWA building is deeply troubling. It begs the question of why these individuals were allowed to operate within the organization while potentially engaging in terrorist activities. The idea that donations to Gaza or UNRWA could be funneled to Hamas only adds to the complexity of the situation and raises doubts about the legitimacy of these entities.… Continue reading
The recent discovery by the IDF of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad war rooms, drones, explosives, and other terror infrastructure in a former UNRWA compound in Gaza City is deeply troubling. It sheds light on the insidious nature of terrorism and how it can infiltrate seemingly neutral or humanitarian organizations. This revelation challenges the perception of the UNRWA as a humanitarian entity and raises questions about its ties to terrorist groups like Hamas.
The fact that weapons, explosives, and war rooms were found in a building that was supposed to be a safe haven for civilians is alarming. It highlights the complexity of the conflict in the region and the challenges faced by organizations operating in such volatile environments.… Continue reading
As a survivor of the horrifying massacre carried out by Hamas, it is gut-wrenching to hear that the very organization meant to protect me and my fellow civilians, the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), may have been complicit in the violence. The recent lawsuit filed by survivors alleging that an UNRWA teacher held them hostage is a grave reminder of the complexities and dangers inherent in humanitarian aid operations in conflict zones.
To think that the monthly millions in cash meant for Gazan civilians were manipulated by Hamas money changers for their own gain is sickening. The fact that this practice was not carried out in other UN refugee programs points to a grave oversight by UNRWA and raises serious questions about their accountability and integrity.… Continue reading
I must say, I am not surprised by the recent news that Hamas seized the first aid shipment that entered Gaza via the reopened Erez crossing. It seems to be just another reminder of the challenges faced when trying to provide humanitarian aid to regions embroiled in conflict and controlled by terrorist organizations. The fact that Hamas, a group hiding amongst civilians, would prioritize their interests over the well-being of the people they claim to represent is disheartening but sadly not unexpected.
The situation becomes even more complicated when considering the involvement of various international entities, such as the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA.… Continue reading
As I reflect on the recent news of IDF releasing recordings of UNRWA teachers taking part in the Oct. 7 massacres, I am filled with a myriad of emotions ranging from shock to disgust. The horrifying details of these recordings, where teachers were heard bragging about rape and violence, highlight a level of depravity that is beyond comprehension. The fact that educators, individuals entrusted with shaping the minds of young children, could stoop to such despicable acts is truly appalling.
Listening to the conversations where Yusef Al Hawajara brags about capturing female hostages and describes the massacre of Israelis in chilling detail, it becomes evident that the cycle of hatred and violence in the region is perpetuated by individuals like him.… Continue reading
The recent decision by the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) to suspend aid to northern Gaza due to the “collapse of civil order” has left me feeling conflicted and concerned. The statement made by Tamara Alrifai, director of external relations for UNRWA, about the desperate behavior of hungry and exhausted people preventing the safe passage of aid trucks raised several questions in my mind.
If the aid is intended for the hungry and desperate people in Gaza, why is there such difficulty in getting it to them? Shouldn’t those in greatest need be the first priority when it comes to aid distribution?… Continue reading
The recent revelation that Hamas had a command tunnel under the U.N. Gaza headquarters, according to the Israeli military, is truly disturbing. It is a stark reminder that terror organizations like Hamas stop at nothing to achieve their goals, even if it means exploiting the sanctity and neutrality of international organizations.
The fact that the Israeli military took media personnel on a tour of the tunnel is essential, as it provides undeniable evidence of Hamas’s presence beneath the U.N. headquarters. This action challenges the claims of those who try to dismiss Israel’s findings as mere propaganda. The presence of steel safes, emptied and open, computer servers, and industrial battery stacks exposes the extent of Hamas’s operations and the resources at their disposal.… Continue reading
The recent revelation that the United Nations agency, UNRWA, has fired staff members allegedly involved in the October 7 attacks is concerning and sheds light on the flaws within this organization. For years, there have been claims from both pro-Israelis and anti-Israelis about the UN’s perceived bias against Israel. While many dismissed these claims as desperate arguments, it seems that there may be some truth to them after all.
What is particularly alarming is that this information has come to light only now, after the United States suspended funding to UNRWA. It raises questions about the organization’s motives and priorities. It appears that UNRWA took action only when their financial support was on the line, showing a disregard for the gravity of the situation and the lives that were affected.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker