12 UN aid members found to be actively aiding Hamas
January 29, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe UN aid-agency staffers who took part in Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel included some who actually killed and kidnapped Israelis — with a teacher doubling as a terror commander, a damning new dossier says. NY Post reporter Melissa Koenig shares this story.
Survivors of the attacks have described how some staff members at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency were “involved in actual murder — wielding guns and killing people,” said David Bedein, of Israel’s Center for Near East Policy Research, to the UK Sun.
“People under attack recognized their attackers,” said Bedein, who told the Jewish News Syndicate that some of the staffers killed children in front of their parents during the slaughter.
Seven of the 12 known UN employees-turned-terrorists worked by day as elementary- and high-school teachers, according to reports by outlets that obtained the Israeli dossier given to the US.
About three-quarters of the agency’s local Gaza staff are teachers.
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