not surprising imo that UN teachers praised Hamas's murders

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It would be almost impossible, imo, to work with Palestinians and not be moved by their plight, but they'd be living in freedom if that was their wishes

UN workers ‘wished victory for terrorists’​

The UN Watch, a Geneva-based NGO that scrutinises the work of the UN, raised the alarm earlier this month about alleged Hamas sympathies among UN employees in Gaza.

The organisation cited hate posts in a Telegram group of about 3,000 UNRWA teachers in Gaza, praising the Hamas attackers as “heroes”.

The Telegram group, which contains personal details of UNRWA teachers, their work schedules and others, contained photos of dead or captured Israelis.

Several teachers quoted by the UN Watch were seen glorifying the Hamas attackers as “martyrs” and wishing them victory.

Antonio Guterres, the secretary-general of the United Nations, had been briefed about the allegations, his spokesman said. Stephane Dujarric said: “The secretary-general is horrified by this news.”

He said the UN chief had asked Mr Lazzarini to conduct a probe to ensure that any UNRWA employee shown to have taken part in or abetted the Oct 7 attacks be fired immediately and referred for potential criminal prosecution.

“An urgent and comprehensive independent review of UNRWA will be conducted,” Mr Dujarric added.

As of Friday, the messages quoted by the UN Watch no longer appear to be in the chat.
 

It would be almost impossible, imo, to work with Palestinians and not be moved by their plight, but they'd be living in freedom if that was their wishes

UN workers ‘wished victory for terrorists’​

The UN Watch, a Geneva-based NGO that scrutinises the work of the UN, raised the alarm earlier this month about alleged Hamas sympathies among UN employees in Gaza.

The organisation cited hate posts in a Telegram group of about 3,000 UNRWA teachers in Gaza, praising the Hamas attackers as “heroes”.

The Telegram group, which contains personal details of UNRWA teachers, their work schedules and others, contained photos of dead or captured Israelis.

Several teachers quoted by the UN Watch were seen glorifying the Hamas attackers as “martyrs” and wishing them victory.

Antonio Guterres, the secretary-general of the United Nations, had been briefed about the allegations, his spokesman said. Stephane Dujarric said: “The secretary-general is horrified by this news.”

He said the UN chief had asked Mr Lazzarini to conduct a probe to ensure that any UNRWA employee shown to have taken part in or abetted the Oct 7 attacks be fired immediately and referred for potential criminal prosecution.

“An urgent and comprehensive independent review of UNRWA will be conducted,” Mr Dujarric added.

As of Friday, the messages quoted by the UN Watch no longer appear to be in the chat.
It 'is' surprising and it's a sign of a changing world that is more just. It's always been that the Zionists could commit any crimes against humanity they pleased and the rest of the world would overlook those evil crimes on account of the Zionists always being ;pitied,
 
It's why America needed to demand "shared values" among its allies like Canada and others. This would trickle down to the U.N as well. Instead you took the "everyone is different in their own way approach, we can work with countries that don't share our values for civil liberties or accountable government".

So now we have top heavy Fiefdoms of governments that are unaccountable to their citizens or human rights everywjere. UN feel emboldened since their pockets are filled by the same government types that men in WWII fought and died to defeat.
 

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