A
report by UN Watch uncovers 20 UNRWA teachers and other staff members who celebrated the October 7th Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians on their social media accounts. Here are just some of the educators who used their personal social media channels to propagate hate and celebrate the Hamas terror attack on October 7th:
UNRWA Gaza teacher Osama Ahmed posted “Allah is Great, Allah is Great, reality surpasses our wildest dreams,” while the massacre was unfolding.
UNRWA school principal Iman Hassan justified the massacre as “restoring rights” and “redressing” Palestinian “grievances.”
Director of the UNRWA Khan Younis Training Center Rawia Helles glorified one of the terrorists as a “hero,” “raider,” and “prince of Khan Younis.”
UNRWA English teacher Asmaa Raffia Kuheil excitedly posted “7th, October, 2023! Sculpture the date!” adding a heart emoji.
UNRWA school administrator Hmada Ahmed posted “welcome the great October.”
One of the released Israeli hostages testified that he had been held captive by an UNRWA teacher. The hostage said the teacher locked him away and barely fed or cared for his medical treatment.
Recently, the IDF surfaced copies of
official letters written by Hamas’ military wing, personally delivered and addressed to the Head of the Gaza Education Ministry, excusing the teachers from work so they could participate in “military training” exercises.
These letters are dated several days before October 7th.
In 2004, Commissioner-General of UNRWA Peter Hansen unapologetically admitted that the UN employs members of Hamas. "Oh, I am sure that there are Hamas members on the UNRWA payroll," Hansen stated, "and I don't see that as a crime. Hamas as a political organization does not mean that every member is a militant, and we do not do political vetting and exclude people from one persuasion as against another".