Dismantling UNRWA Can Help Solve the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
The organization “perpetuates the Palestinian refugee problem.”
June 14, 2017
Dismantling UNRWA Can Help Solve the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
The organization “perpetuates the Palestinian refugee problem.”
On Sunday, Benjamin Netanyahu publicly advocated the shuttering of the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), created in 1949 to tend to Palestinian refugees displaced during the 1948-49 Arab-Israeli war. The prime minister was responding to the recent discovery of a Hamas military tunnel underneath an UNRWA school in the Gaza Strip—the most recent example of the organization’s facilities being used for terrorist purposes. But, writes Dore Gold, the problem goes much deeper:
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