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16:22Now PlayingThings got contentious between a Channel 4 News and Israeli government spokesperson Eylon Levy about the evidence of accusations that UNRWA employees have helped Hamas. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss on The Young Turks.
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"Pressed on whether the country had any “direct evidence” for its allegations that United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNWRA) workers participated in Hamas’ attack on October 7, Israeli government spokesperson Eylon Levy told Channel 4 News that United Nations “cannot be trusted” and he was “unaware” what evidence was passed on.
The only public case for Israel’s allegations that some UNWRA staff were complicit in the Hamas attacks, was made in a six-page intelligence document that multiple news organisations have argued stops short of providing concrete proof."
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