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‘Hamas leader’ in Lebanon killed by Israel was UN employee, UNWRA confirms | World News

As I scrolled through the news, one headline caught my eye – “‘Hamas leader’ in Lebanon killed by Israel was UN employee, UNWRA confirms.” At first glance, it seemed like a shocking revelation, and as I delved deeper into the details, the complexity of the situation became apparent.

The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNWRA) confirmed that Fateh Al Sharif, a UN employee, was also a Hamas leader in Lebanon. This dual role raises questions about the vetting process within the UN and the potential implications it has on the credibility of the organization.… Continue reading

‘Hamas leader’ in Lebanon killed by Israel was UN employee who joined Hamas, UNWRA confirms

It is truly shocking to discover that an individual identified by Israel as the leader of Hamas in Lebanon was actually a United Nations employee who, according to UNWRA, had joined Hamas. This revelation sheds light on the complex web of connections between international organizations and terrorist groups, particularly in conflict zones like the Middle East.

The fact that Fateh Al Sharif, who was killed in an Israeli strike, was not only a UN employee but held influential roles within the organization is deeply troubling. To think that someone entrusted with educating and supporting refugees could also be involved in activities that directly harm civilians and perpetuate violence is concerning, to say the least.… Continue reading