Not just a few rotten apples

revealed that UNRWA employed hundreds of terrorists.

In July, Israel’s Foreign Ministry released what it said was only a partial list, containing the names and ID numbers of 108 UNRWA employees who according to Israel worked for Hamas. According to the ministry, the wider list could not be released due to security considerations.

“We have provided much evidence that UNRWA works hand-in-hand with Hamas,” said Prime Minister's Office spokesman David Mencer, referring to the Hamas server farm discovered underneath UNRWA's headquarters in Gaza City and Hamas tunnels underneath UNRWA schools in the Strip.

In October, the Knesset voted to ban UNRWA, with the Foreign Ministry calling the refugee agency “rotten.”

“It is not just a few rotten apples, as U.N. Secretary-General [Antonio] Guterres is trying to claim. UNRWA in Gaza is a rotten tree entirely infected with terrorist operatives,” the ministry said.

For more on UNRWA, see here and here.