According to different sources, more than 30 employees of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) were involved in the Hamas massacre on October 7. Israeli Defense Minister Joav Galant told journalists this with reference to intelligence information. Employees were involved in hostage-taking or looted Israeli communities. Galant revealed the identities of 12 UNRWA workers allegedly involved in the attack.

In addition, 1,468 of the 13,000 UNRWA workers in the Gaza Strip have ties to Hamas or the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), Galant said. This corresponds to twelve percent of the employees on site. According to him, 185 employees are active in Hamas' military-terrorist wing and 51 in the PIJ's military-terrorist wing. "UNRWA is deeply involved in terrorist activities," Galant said.

If this is correct then why on earth would UK, EU, USA and others help UNRWA? This would be very unwise, despite that there are concerns about funding for UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinians.

The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) could run out of money for its work as early as March. UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini said the decision of 15 countries to suspend their contributions to the agency had frozen a total of $450 million. If funding is not restored, it will definitely have an impact on UNRWA's ability to continue its work.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) building in northern Gaza City destroyed on February 10. According to Lazzarini, the suspended contributions include € 82 million from the European Commission. That amount is due at the beginning of March." It is of the utmost importance that this amount is released in time, because if it is not released, our work will be affected from March," he said.

Irish Deputy Prime Minister Micheál Martin said the Irish government would provide €20 million to UNRWA this year. He accused Israel of a disinformation campaign against UNRWA and called on the EU and the US to reverse their decision to suspend funding for UNRWA. The civilian population in the Gaza Strip is still not adequately aided. "This is completely unacceptable," Martin said.

The U.S., Britain and several other countries suspended funding for UNRWA after Israel accused several of its employees of involvement in the October 7 Hamas attack. Apparently the United Nations is currently investigating the allegations.

Does this surprise you? I don't think so! How the attack was executed and that hostages could not be find just showing and confirming daily that such conspiracy theory exists.