UN Agency in Gaza Alleged To Have ‘Blood on Its Hands’ in Aftermath of October 7 Massacre of Israelis

Israeli officials and others say that the United Nations Relief and Works Agency has too often been in cahoots with, in Hamas, the terrorist group that rules Gaza and committed the October 7 war crimes.

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An Israeli army tank moves near the Gaza Strip border, in southern Israel, January 24, 2024. AP/Tsafrir Abayov

The United Nations is struggling to defend its largest operation in Gaza, even as evidence emerges from the fog of war that some agency members were supportive of the October 7 massacre of Israelis and even, some allege, has “blood on its hands.” 

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