"Israeli Intelligence Exposes UNRWA Staff's Alleged Involvement in Hamas Attack"

A damning dossier of intel obtained by the US accuses at least 10 of the 12 United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) staffers fired last week of being active members of Hamas, with others affiliated with the Islamic Jihad, and actively participating in the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel. Israeli officials tracked the movements of UN aid workers on the day of the attack, using phone records and calls, and found that some provided rocket-propelled grenades, coordinated vehicles, and even took an Israeli woman hostage. The US and other nations have cut or paused funding to UNRWA, while Hamas has urged international groups not to "cave into the threats of blackmail." UNRWA's commissioner-general argues that sanctioning the agency would have dire consequences for the population in Gaza.