UNRWA says staffers killed in school strike: turns out they were terrorists, as usual

The IDF struck the Al Jaouni School near Nuseirat in central Gaza and before the smoke had cleared, UNRWA claimed that their staffers were killed. This may be true, but if so, their staffers were terrorists, the IDF revealed.

And again, before the smoke had cleared, the anti-Semite UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the deaths of the 6 UNRWA terrorists, and the IDF said they requested details of the staff so they could investigate. Naturally, the request was denied.

What is "unacceptable,” @antonioguterres, is the fact you refuse to recognize reality and continue to distort it. Terrorists operating out of civilian buildings previously used by @UNRWA are not "innocent." It is unconscionable that the UN continues to condemn Israel in its… https://t.co/ThWltXRqFY— Danny Danon דני דנון (@dannydanon) September 12, 2024

"Upon receiving reports claiming that local Palestinian UNRWA workers were killed as a result of the strike, the IDF requested that the agency provide details and names of the workers, in order to thoroughly review the claim. To date, no answers have been provided by UNRWA despite repeated requests.

Muhammad Adnan Abu Zayd, an "UNRWA employee" and one of the nine terrorists listed, launched mortars at Israel as part of his role in Hamas's Military Wing, the military said, but they were mostly friendly mortars.

Yasser "That's My Baby" Ibrahim Abu Sharar, another of the eliminated scumcrumpets and an "employee of UNRWA," acted as both a member of Hamas's Military Wing and as an operative in Hamas's emergency bureau in Nuseirat. "He had so much to look forward to," his family began, "what with all those Israelis yet to be slaughtered."

Finally, the military said that Ayad Matar was both an "UNRWA employee" and a terrorist in Hamas's military wing.

The other 6 terrorists named were Aysar Karadia, from Hamas's Military Wing, Bassem Majed Shaheen, whom participated in Hamas's October 7 attack and was a member of the terror group's military wing, Amar al-Jadili, a member of Hamas's Military Wing and an operative in the group's Internal Security Forces, Akram Saber al-Ghalaydi, a member of Hamas's Military Wing and an operative in the group's Internal Security Forces, Muhammad Issa Abu al-Amir, an Oct. 7 terrorist and member of Hamas's Military Wing, and finally, Sharif Salam, a terrorist in Hamas' Military Wing.

May their memories be a warning: the Jews aren't so easy to kill anymore.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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