"UNRWA Under Scrutiny: Challenges of Investigating Itself and Dealing with Hamas Infiltration"

The United Nations' investigation into 12 UNRWA workers allegedly involved in the Hamas massacre faces skepticism due to concerns about the UN's ability to investigate itself. Experts and former UN employees have raised issues of incompetence, bias, and corruption within the UN's Office of Internal Oversight Services. The UN has appointed an independent review led by former French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna, but critics doubt its integrity. The US has reached out to Israel for more information and supports a comprehensive and independent review of UNRWA. Israeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant claims that dozens of UNRWA employees were involved in the massacre, likening UNRWA to "Hamas with a facelift."