WHOA! The UN was Guarding Sinwar?

By Roger L Simon

Ding-dong the witch is dead is an understatement!

But amidst that ubiquitous reports of the elimination of Yahya Sinwar—the extraordinarily evil man most responsible for thousands of deaths on Israeli and Palestinian sides — is highly disturbing information on who were his bodyguards. This just appeared on Ynet.

“To confirm Sinwar’s identity, soldiers photographed the body and sent the images to the Israeli police’s forensic unit. Assistant Commissioner Aliza Raziel, head of the unit, confirmed that the teeth in the photos matched Sinwar’s dental records from his time in Israeli custody.

“We had Sinwar’s dental data on file, and the match was clear,” Raziel said. “This was one of the most significant moments this year, allowing us to quickly provide critical information to the field.”

Further evidence suggesting Sinwar’s death included the presence of a senior Hamas commander known to frequently accompany him. Reports from Gaza indicated the other two terrorists killed were Sinwar’s bodyguards, one of whom worked as a teacher for UNRWA and the other a high-ranking official in Hamas’ National Security Office.”

Repeat: One of Sinwar’s bodyguards worked as a teacher for UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency).

The shocking part of this is anyone paying attention should not be surprised. The Associated Press should be relieved the other did not work for them (at least not yet).

Nevertheless, this black mark on the United Nations should be equivalent to a knockout punch. Not only, as many have reported and has been proven true repeatedly, has the international organization been obsessed with Israel’s supposed crimes when far worse (assuming that they were crimes in the first place, which they were not) are occurring all over the globe— now their own agency has sought to murder Israelis and destroy their state.

How can any decent person support such a malign organization of supposed international peace keepers? We’ve had our fill of UNIFIL, as well, that has been looking the other way on Hezbollah violence for years.

First published in American Refugees