UNRWA Fallout: Intelligence Reveals Staff Links to Oct. 7 Attack

Israel's military leadership was taken by surprise when allegations of UNRWA staffers' involvement in a massacre became public, as they had not prepared for the information to leak. UNRWA head Philippe Lazzarini received intelligence about the employees' involvement during a meeting with an Israeli diplomat, leading to the firing of employees and funding freezes from several countries. While some advocate for shutting down the agency, others, including unnamed senior IDF officials, believe it's unwise during the war when UNRWA is providing essential humanitarian aid.