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Ongoing Story· Day 7

Gaza UNRWA Teachers Spreading Incitement to Murder Israelis, Teacher Claims

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UNRWA Teacher Alleges Hamas Indoctrination and Anti-Jewish Hate in Gaza Schools

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A 15-year UNRWA teacher in Gaza alleged that schools taught hatred of Jews and glorified Hamas, and that she was threatened by a colleague after confronting them. The teacher, who spoke anonymously to the New York Post, warned that such radicalization could fuel future violence. Her testimony adds to ongoing scrutiny of UNRWA, which has faced accusations of antisemitic content and possible employee involvement in the October 7 attacks.

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  • A UNRWA teacher alleged Gaza schools taught hatred of Jews and glorified Hamas.
  • The teacher reported being threatened with violence after confronting a colleague.
  • She warned that radicalization in Gaza schools could fuel future violence.
  • Her testimony adds to existing scrutiny of UNRWA's curriculum and operations.
  • UNRWA faced scrutiny after allegations of employee involvement in the October 7 attacks.

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