"UNRWA Under Scrutiny: Staff Links to Terrorism and Deadly Attacks Revealed"

An Israeli dossier alleges that about 10% of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency’s 12,000 workers in Gaza have ties to Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad, with nearly half having close kin in the militant organizations. The aid agency has been accused of spreading anti-Israeli sentiments and has fired 12 staffers accused of participating in Hamas’ terror activities, including an Arabic teacher who was revealed to be a militant commander involved in a recent attack. The allegations have led to funding cuts from ten nations, including the US, and have raised concerns about the agency's ability to provide aid for the nearly 2 million Palestinian refugees in Gaza.