US EditionUNRWA is sued by Israeli victims of Oct. 7 Hamas attack
- Dozens of Israelis sued the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency, accusing it of aiding the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
- The plaintiffs seek damages for UNRWA's alleged support of Hamas, stating it violated international law.
- UNRWA has not commented on the lawsuit as they have not been formally served with it yet.
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Victims of Oct. 7 attack against Israel sue UNRWA for allegedly laundering money for Hamas
Dozens of victims of the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7 are alleging in a lawsuit that UNRWA assisted Hamas by paying its operatives as employees and relaying Hamas propaganda through its schools
The UN refugee agency for Palestinians is accused by the families of Hamas victims of having aided the group's terrorist infrastructure for over a decade, alleging it provided funds to pay weapons and explosives dealers.
The complaint was filed in New York, UN headquarters, and where the agency for Palestinian refugees uses the international organization's banking services.
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Malay MailFamilies of October 7 attack victims sue UNRWA over 'helping' Hamas
Families of those killed in Hamas's October 7 attack inside Israel sued the United Nations agency supporting Palestinian refugees on Monday, alleging UNRWA facilitated the unprecedented bloodshed, according to court documents.UNRWA, which coordinates nearly all aid to Gaza, has been in crisis since January, when Israel accused about a dozen of its 13,000 Gaza employees of involvement in the attacks that sparked the war.
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