Israel Vindicated, UNRWA Fires 70 Of Their Terrorists

By Pamela Geller | July 2, 2026

For years, Israel warned that Hamas had infiltrated UNRWA. Now, UNRWA has dismissed 70 Gaza employees linked to terrorist organizations—validating those warnings. No terrorist belongs on the UN payroll. Ever. There’s no excuse.

UNRWA is a terrorist organization.

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Over 100 UNRWA staff referred to US State Department over Hamas ties, Oct. 7 massacre

UNRWA school principals, teachers, security personnel, attendants, psychosocial counselors, and medical professionals were among those referred.

By: Danielle Greyman-Kennard, J Post June 10, 2026:
USAID has referred 101 current or former UNRWA staff members to the US State Department for suspension or disbarment over their role in the October 7 massacre and/or affiliation with Hamas, USAID’s Office of Inspector-General reported last week.

School principals, teachers, security personnel, attendants, psychosocial counselors, and medical professionals employed by UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) were among those referred.

Some of them had already been referred by USAID (US Agency for International Development), but additional information was uncovered since the initial application.

Two deputy school principals at an UNRWA institution had served in senior positions in Izzadin al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’s military wing, USAID said.

An UNRWA employee served as a deputy company commander in the Ain Jalut 5th Infantry Battalion, it said. Another was a squad leader for the Khan Yunis Brigade’s 2nd Infantry Battalion, it added.
ribed location for use in Hamas’s massacre, it said.

UNRWA-affiliated commanders of Hamas fighting forces, soldiers

If the State Department disbars or suspends the individuals identified by USAID, they will be banned from working for any US-funded aid organizations.

The referrals have already led to the disbarment of Hafez Mousa Mohammed Mousa, an operative of the Hamas East Jabalya Battalion, who coordinated communications with other suspected Hamas members during the October 7 massacre while also serving as an UNRWA school principal.

“We take these allegations very, very seriously, and any allegation of neutrality breach made against staff will be taken very seriously, and that includes alleged membership in sanctioned Palestinian groups,” an UNRWA spokesperson told The Jerusalem Post.

“We have a zero-tolerance policy for neutrality breaches, and that means there is no place in UNRWA for terrorists, or criminals, or those who don’t share the values of the United Nations,” the spokesperson said.

UNRWA provided information to USAID’s Office of Inspector-General and offered to provide more information if needed, the UNRWA spokesperson said, adding that the organization would respond to allegations that have corroborated evidence.

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