Shades of ‘Casablanca’ as UN Chief Feigns Shock at Allegations That Employees Aided Hamas in October 7 Massacres

The universal surprise is itself surprising, as data tying the UN Relief and Works Agency with Hamas in Gaza have been available for decades, and even more so since the October 7 attacks on Israel.

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The United Nations secretary-general, Antonio Guterres, during a Security Council meeting at United Nations headquarters, October 24, 2023. AP/Seth Wenig

The United Nations secretary-general is shocked — shocked — to find that his largest operation in Gaza is joined at the hip with the terrorist organization that rules the Strip. Also caught by surprise, the Biden administration suspended funding of this operation, the UN Relief and Works Agency, on Friday. 

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