“For 48 days, an UNRWA teacher kept her trapped in his attic — in terrible conditions, with very little food. I ask the United Nations: How could you place the education of Gaza’s next generation with someone involved in holding an elderly woman hostage?”
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— Hen Mazzig (@HenMazzig) September 15, 2026
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“For 48 days, an UNRWA teacher kept her trapped in his attic — in terrible conditions, with very little food. I ask the United Nations: How could you place the education of Gaza’s next generation with someone involved in holding an elderly woman hostage?”
Neta Heiman, the daughter of former hostage Ditza Heiman, spoke out about the horrifying conditions her mother, who was then 84, was subjected to by United Nations employees.
How can any organization be so heartless as to refuse accountability after a grandmother was held hostage by their employee?
The UN must take action and replace UNRWA. Otherwise, they do not stand for “human rights.”


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