Bet it doesn't.
Lawrence D'Oliveiro <l...@nz.invalid> wrote
> You know that, entirely coincidentally (or not), soon after the ICJ
> announced a provisional decision that Israel has a credible case to
> answer against the accusation of genocide, Netanyahu’s government
> suddenly produced some dossier, based on “military intelligence”(i.e.
> the usual forced confessions out of tortured Palestinian prisoners),
More of your lies, Pinocchio
> that claims that about a dozen employees of UNRWA,the UN agency trying
> to look after Palestinian refugees,were involved in the Hamas attack on
> October 7.
And most of the world that matters believed that they were.
> And based on just that bare accusation,
More of your lies, Pinocchio
> a dozen or more countries jumped withindecent haste to cut their
> funding to UNRWA.
Because they believed the EVIDENCE, Pinocchio.
> We know that Zionist Israel hates UNRWA;
More of your lies, Pinocchio
> maybe because it tries to make the lives
> of Palestinians a bit more bearable.
Even sillier than you usually manage and that's saying something.
> This analysis
> <
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/the-bottom-line/2024/2/18/why-are-israel-and-its-western-allies-targeting-unrwa>
Clearly flagrantly biased given the 'its western allies' line.
> revealed
It does no such thing.
> some interesting things to me:
Your problem, as always.
> like that UNRWA was set up before there was such athing as the UNHCR,
> so that the Palestinians remainas a special case not dealt with under
> the UNHCR’s
> responsibility;
Hardly surprising given when that utter fiasco happened...
> and that, whereas the UNHCR has as an importantpart of its function the
> repatriation of refugeesback to their homeland where possible,
No such animal with Palestine.
> this is specifically excluded fromthe rules of operation of UNRWA.
Irrelevant to what some of those UNRWA employees got up to.
> So if UNRWA were to be shut down,
No chance of that.
> what would happen to the Palestinian refugees?
Hamas should have thought of that before getting the
UNRWA employees involved in the Oct 7 obscenity.
> Why, they would come under the responsibilityof the UNHCR, of course.
That is never the case.
> And inevitably, the idea of letting them return to their
> original homes and land within what is now Israelwould become a lot
> more prominent than it is now.
Fantasy.
> The UNHCR would be obliged to raise
> that issue, because that is part of its job.
Bullshit it is.
> Would Netanyahu and his Zionist accomplices want that?
Taint gunna happen so that question is irrelevant.