UNRWA deletes post accusing Hamas of stealing fuel, medical equipment intended for Gaza residents
"Did Hamas also break into your Twitter account? Or are you just scared of disappointing your terrorist friends?", Israel reviewed the post, which was later deleted by the organization.
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The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees Organization (UNRWA) deleted a post on X, formerly Twitter, reporting that Gaza Health Ministry workers had stolen fuel and medical equipment from the agency.
On its official X account, the State of Israel reviewed the post that was removed by UNRWA and declared:
Wait @UNRWA - Did Hamas also break into your Twitter account? Or are you just scared of disappointing your terrorist friends?
The Israeli Foreign Ministry posted on its official X account: "Even UNRWA is now saying that Hamas terrorists in Gaza are stealing emergency supplies and gas needed to help Gazan civilians."
Israeli Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, Israel Katz, also stated, "Or in other words (...) Hamas is robbing the 'humanitarian aid' to the Palestinian people. There's no reason to give them anything until we eliminate Nazi Hamas."
The Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) reported what David Litman, senior analyst at the media watchdog CAMERA, said about the UN controversies. He called out the agency for "trying to imply Israel is at fault" for the events that have been happening in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict for years:
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