UNRWA’s terrorist employees are a symptom of its antisemitism

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The United Nations has allowed antisemitism to blossom in its own agencies and councils, only to be surprised that those violent antisemitic thoughts turned into antisemitic actions.

The United Nations has fired nine U.N. Relief and Works Agency staff members of the 19 who were investigated for allegedly taking part in Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, massacre of 1,200 Israeli civilians. Just one of the 19 was cleared, while it was determined that there was “insufficient” evidence to take action against the remaining nine.

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