US Watchdog Found ‘Major Deficiencies’ in UN Probe of UNRWA Staff Accused in Oct. 7 Attack

US Watchdog Found ‘Major Deficiencies’ in UN Probe of UNRWA Staff Accused in Oct. 7 Attack

A previously unpublished USAID inspector general review concluded that the United Nations’ investigation of UNRWA employees accused of involvement in the Oct. 7 Hamas attack ... The post US Watchdog Found ‘Major Deficiencies’ in UN Probe of UNRWA Staff Accused in Oct. 7 Attack first appeared on [your]NEWS.

‘Shoddy probe’: U.N. officials tried to hide staff participation in Oct. 7 terror by Hamas * WND News Center

U.S. senator demands answers to questions about involvement, money, terror ties

‘Shoddy probe’: U.N. officials tried to hide staff participation in Oct. 7 terror by Hamas * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

U.S. senator demands answers to questions about involvement, money, terror ties

UN sought to ‘cover-up’ UNRWA staff’s role in Oct 7 attack and ties to Hamas

The OIOS dismissed key Israeli intelligence, including intercepted audio recordings and cell phone data, that connected those UNRWA staffers to Hamas.

EXCLUSIVE: UN Sought to ‘Cover-Up’ UNRWA Staff’s Role in Oct 7 Attack and Ties to Hamas by Undermining Internal Probe, US Watchdog Finds

The U.N. internal investigation into whether its own staff at the embattled United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) participated in Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre was hamstrung and ineffective from day one, according to an independent U.S. review of the U.N. probe, congressional communications, and Western diplomats who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon. The shoddy probe ultimately enabled the United Nations to claim that in 9 of the 19 cases …