"UN Employees Accused of Aiding Hamas in Israel's Intelligence Report"

Israel has accused 12 UN employees of participating in a Hamas attack, leading to Western countries freezing funds for the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA. The agency condemned the alleged acts and fired nine of the accused workers, while major donors, including the U.S. and Britain, have cut funding. UNRWA warns that it will be forced to halt operations within weeks if funding isn't restored, which is crucial for the survival of Palestinians in Gaza. The allegations have sparked tensions between Israel and UNRWA, with Israel calling for the agency's head to resign, while the U.N. and aid groups are urging donors to resume funding to prevent a collapse of humanitarian assistance in Gaza.