Footage of the Israeli military. - Hamas militants seek shelter in UN compounds.
The Israeli army's drone recordings reveal that the United Nations Palestinian Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) has a deeper connection with Hamas fighters than initially thought. The footage, posted on the X platform (previously known as Twitter), showcases armed Hamas militants roaming around UN warehouses in Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip, with complete tranquility. These buildings bear the words "UN" on their rooftops for everyone to see.
The Israeli representative in charge of providing aid to Gaza claims that the drone captured these scenes in the east of Rafah. There's a speculation that the final Hamas terrorists are hiding in the city, so a ground invasion is being planned by the Israeli forces.
Posted on X, the Israeli aid representative asks, "What were terrorists doing INSIDE an UNRWA logistics compound and next to UN vehicles?" This UNRWA compound is a significant distributor of aid in Gaza. These armed Hamas fighters are alleged to have later fired upon civilians outside the compound's walls.
Israel's government has notified the global community of the findings and urged the UN to carry out a swift investigation.
Intertwining of Hamas and UNRWA
There have been multiple allegations of collusion between the UN Palestinian Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) and Hamas terrorists:
► At least twelve staff members were found to be directly involved in the October attack, which led to the death of around 1200 mostly civilian Israelis and the abduction of hundreds. Their contracts were terminated.
► During Israel's military offensive in Gaza, a 700-meter-long and 18-meter-deep tunnel used by Hamas was found right beneath the UNRWA headquarters in Gaza City. "It takes immense naivety to believe that UNRWA staff didn't know what was happening under their feet," said an Israeli military spokesperson.
► Israeli forces also uncovered a Hamas intelligence data center within the building, which was used to collect information.
► Israel's authorities claim that over 2,000 UNRWA employees are currently militants for terrorist organizations such as Hamas or the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The shameful conditions at the UN have been known since 2014.
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