Allegations of UN Involvement in Holding Hostages in Gaza

SOURCE www.foxnews.com
The United Nations' top humanitarian aid official denies evidence of UN involvement in holding of hostages in Gaza. Former Hamas hostages claim they were held in U.N. facilities. Israel calls for investigation into U.N. complicity in terrorism. U.N. Office of Oversight Services found evidence of U.N. workers' involvement in attacks.

Key Points

  • Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs denies evidence of U.N. involvement
  • Former Hamas hostage alleges being held at UNRWA facility
  • Israeli U.N. Ambassador calls for investigation into serious claims
  • U.N. Office of Oversight Services found evidence of U.N. workers' involvement in attacks

Pros

  • Denial of UN involvement in holding hostages
  • Calls for investigation into U.N. complicity in terrorism

Cons

  • Former hostages claim they were held in U.N. facilities