US EditionUS says it cannot independently verify Israel's UNRWA claims
- A US intelligence assessment disputes Israel's accusations against UNRWA, questioning the regime's bias.
- The US assessment found it likely some UNRWA employees participated in Hamas attacks, but couldn't independently confirm Israel's claims.
- Notably, over 10 countries have suspended financial support for UNRWA, leading to an imminent funding crisis.
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Una evaluación de inteligencia de EEUU sobre las afirmaciones de Israel de que los miembros del personal de la Agencia de Naciones Unidas para la población refugiada de Palestina (UNRWA) participaron en el ataque de Hamas el 7 de octubre afirma que algunas de las acusaciones pueden ser creíbles, pero que no han podido ser verificadas de forma independiente. Así mismo, pone en duda las afirmaciones de vínculos más amplios con grupos militantes.El…
After Israel accused UNRWA of links to Hamas, a number of countries halted funding for the agency. This one is now on the verge of collapse, in March it could be left without funds to operate. Meanwhile, US intelligence has found no evidence of wider links between UNRWA and Hamas.
US Report Raises Doubts About Israel's UNRWA Accusations - World news - Tasnim News Agency
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – A US intelligence assessment has raised doubts about Israel’s accusations against the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), citing the regime’s bias against the UN agency.
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- 45% of the sources lean Right
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