By | Feb 6, 2026
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UNRWA was long ago fully infiltrated by jihadists. Now comes another open admission from the Palestinian Authority. “Palestinian Authority again admits UNRWA is political,” by Ephraim D. Tepler and Itamar Marcus, Palestinian Media Watch, February 4, 2026:
The Palestinian Authority has again admitted—three times in two weeks—that UNRWA is all about politics as it seeks to preserve the organization so it can keep alive the demand to flood Israel with “returning refugees.” Last month, a column in the official PA daily defined what it views as the very mandate of UNRWA:
“The Fatah Revolutionary Council… emphasized… that all the patriots must… defend UNRWA and its mandate because it is a testimony to the Nakba (i.e., “the catastrophe,” the Palestinian term for the establishment of the State of Israel) and the sanctity of the refugees’ right of return.”
[Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, Jan. 11, 2026]
This is the PA admitting, openly, that the central value of UNRWA is ideological and political. It is why the PA frames challenges to UNRWA as an Israeli plot to erase the refugee issue and the dream of “return” into Israel. In the following statement by a PA spokesman on official PA TV, the claim is taken a step further and tied directly to Israel’s sovereignty and to Jerusalem, again showing clearly that this is not actually a humanitarian issue for the PA but a political one, with the mission of UNRWA being to ultimately undo Israel through “return.”…
Note also how the Palestinian Authority’s governmental Fatah Revolutionary Council really defines Nakba, as opposed to the commonly accepted definition that it refers to the “mass displacement and dispossession of Palestinians during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.” The latter definition is a propaganda ploy to justify the Palestinian jihad against Israel as an opposition to “oppression.” The truth of what the Fatah Revolutionary Council refers to as the Nakba, or “the catastrophe,” is really “the establishment of the State of Israel.”
So the founding of the Jewish state is regarded as the “catastrophe,” and that “catastrophe,” according to all the leading Palestinian groups, must be obliterated entirely. This imperative is expressed in the Palestinian National Charter. Every bit of Palestinian politics and culture is focused on obliterating Israel, which is why the Palestinian people elected Hamas. HAMAS (?arakah al-Muq?wamah al-?Isl?miyyah) actually means The Islamic Resistance Movement.
UNRWA, a trusted UN entity, aided and abetted the jihad against Israel. Some Jihad Watch stories explain further:
- Israel Takes Over UNRWA Headquarters in Jerusalem
- UNRWA and Hamas Joined at the Hip
- American Families of Terror Victims Sue UNRWA
- Former UNRWA top dog is now Hamas spokesman, calls on ‘every Muslim to rise up for Palestine and for Gaza’
- Trump to end US funding for pro-Hamas UNRWA, remove US from UN Human Rights Council
- Released female Israeli hostages were held captive in UN compounds
- Hamas uses UNRWA bags as rocket launchers
- New reports confirm that UNRWA works with jihadis, teaches hatred of Jews and jihad against Israel
And the list continues on and on. See HERE.
UN Watch exposed the fact that former UNRWA chief Pierre Krahenbuhl told Hamas and Islamic Jihad: “We are united and no one can separate us.” Another UN Watch investigation showed that UNRWA’s current chief Philippe Lazzarini “met with terror leaders after Oct. 7.” Lazzarini “and his colleagues knowingly allow Hamas and other terrorist groups to infiltrate UNRWA’s employee base, indoctrinate impressionable Palestinian children to pursue a path of terrorism against Israelis and Jews and install military infrastructure underneath or next to UNRWA facilities.” Trump defunded UNRWA because terrorists had infiltrated it.
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