URNWA - Hamas investigation. Thread 2

From the X link: " [HQ] turned into a battlefield & now flattened"

How exactly did it turn into a battlefield when filled only with innocent administrative employees?

A battlefield requires 2 sides of combatants.

I wonder if UNRWA is going to sue the IDF/Israel? The IDF/Israel has assassinated and tortured their employees, shot up their aid trucks, bombed their aid distribution centres, bombed their schools and now they have bombed their HQ! Israeli's are suing UNRWA for involvement in October 7 despite there being ZERO evidence, why can't UNRWA sue the IDF/Israel right back after everything they have done?!

Fuckers. And they're clearly targeting UNWRA schools. It's absolutely scandalous. And barbaric.

Israeli troops launch an attack on UNWRAs headquarters

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Yep. That's what Israel expects. It's ridiculous. 🙁

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They're so trustworthy, we should just take them at their word.

And of course they do this without any evidence of involvement in terrorism from these organisations.

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"Israel has a habit of doing this to relief organisations it doesn't like. They designated Defence for Children as a terrorist organisation for investigating the rape of a 13 year old Palestinian boy."

They sure do.

Agreed.

Israel has a habit of doing this to relief organisations it doesn't like. They designated Defence for Children as a terrorist organisation for investigating the rape of a 13 year old Palestinian boy.

https://x.com/zei_squirrel/status/1731796063265177646

The IDF are the only terror organisation in that equation. The scenes from Rafah are worse than anyone's worst nightmare.

TEL AVIV, Sunday, May 26, 2024 (WAFA) - The Israeli Knesset's so-called Ministerial Committee for Legislation today approved draft bills that aim to sever relations between Israel and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), and designate it as a 'terrorist organization'.2 hours ago

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Israel have now bombed an UNWRA centre for the displaced in Rafah. The scenes that are coming out of Rafah are frightening and something worse than a horror movie.

Was searching for something online and cane across this UN press release on UNWRA, an interesting read

press.un.org/en/2024/sc15668.doc.htm

You seem to have a lot of knowledge regarding UNWRA. Can I please ask for clarification these people are actually recorded as refugees and not registered without receiving refuge status, so that they can receive UNWRA services under their other eligible groups?

Also, even if they are registered as refuges, I’m not sure your comparisons are with WW2 are particularly relevant. It’s a very different scenario.

Why do you think refugee status is causing conflict? How much weight do you think this factor has, when also considering things like the occupation and inhumane treatment of the people of Palestine, by Israel?

Do you believe that those who live in Palestine, particularly Gaza, during this latest offensive should in the future registered under a special group, so that if they survive they can at some point in the future be eligible for restorative action and support?

Link to UNWRA registration and eligibility document for anyone who would like to read it …

https://www.unrwa.org/sites/default/files/2010011995652.pdf

PS I don’t support violent action.

Members of the action group smashed a lorry through the fences around the site, in Leicestershire's Meridian Business Park, in Braunstone Town, Palestine Action said. Others in the group have scaled the building and are currently occupying the roof.
Tools have been used to break through the roof, Palestine Action said. It added that this was done to “expose the contents inside the murder factory”.

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/local-news/palestine-supporters-smash-through-drone-9270651

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leicestershire-68978985

This drone factory?

The van damaged a gate and some people climbed onto the building.

They've been arrested and charged with criminal damage and public order offences.

It's illegal and should not be supported. It's hardly smashing a lorry into a building and ripping its roof apart, though.

If there is evidence the Israeli citizens started the fire, they should be prosecuted for criminal damage. Protests should not include criminal action, in Israel, the UK, the US or anywhere else in the world.
In the UK Palestine activists smashed a lorry into a drone factory in Leicester and ripped apart its roof a few days ago. All criminal action should be condemned.

Any comment on UNWRA registering 5.9 million refugees, the majority of whom are not refugees on account of being either residents of Israel or a citizen of another country?

Ah yes, the only democracy in the Middle East, where the rule of law is applied selectively or not at all when it comes to settler violence

No-one will notice anyway as the press are suppressed, either voluntarily or involuntarily.

Any thoughts on the fire?

Are you implying this sort of extreme act is justified?

For the purposes of return it does not matter whether one thinks that Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem and the surrounding areas are legitimate or not. The refugees of Shuafat - legal residents of Israel - have the right to settle anywhere they want to in the country, including the town or village their ancestors came from. They have returned! However according to UNWRA they are still refugees.

@Alwayslookonthe and do any of those reported concerns justify attempts to set their headquarters on fire?

I didn't realise it was ok to commit arson if it's against people and organisations with which one disagrees.