Sa’ar said that “the situation in which Hamas takes over and distributes humanitarian aid in Gaza is impossible and must stop. This undermines one of the goals of the war – the destruction of the governmental capabilities in the Gaza Strip – because it gives power to Hamas vis-à-vis the population. I called for alternatives to be formulated on the issue and I am of the opinion that, right now, humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip should be stopped immediately until an aid outline is formulated that would ensure the aid will not be subject to a takeover by Hamas.”
The U.N.’s Long History of Failure
The “cockpit in the tower of Babel.”

No one should be shocked or surprised by the news that some United Nations Relief Works Agency staff directly participated in the heinous savagery of Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7.
According to Israeli intelligence, AJC reports, “six UNRWA workers were part of the wave of terrorists who breached the Gaza-Israel border and massacred civilians inside of Israel. Additionally, two helped to kidnap Israelis, two others were tracked to sites where hundreds of Israeli civilians were shot and killed. Others coordinated logistics for the assault, including procuring weapons.” Seven were identified as primary school teachers, and one is a Hamas commander.
This week, I tried out the Apple Vision Pro.













