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“We urge Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to personally intervene because UNRWA has abjectly failed to uphold its promises to stop the poison,” said Neuer.

Report: Despite UNRWA Promises, Teachers Again Inciting to Violence Against “Jewish Apes and Pigs”



GENEVA, – Though the UN is fighting climate change this week in Paris, a major climate change is desperately needed at UNRWA, whose teachers continue — despite vague UNRWA claims of suspensions and other disciplinary action, as reported by the Sunday Times — to incite on social media to the murder of “Jewish apes and pigs,” according to a new report issued today by UN Watch, the Geneva-based non-governmental organization that monitors the world body’s compliance with its charter.

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UN Watch will publish the report today at 9:30 am EST, after first submitting it to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, UNRWA chief Pierre Krähenbühl, EU foreign affairs commissioner Federica Mogherini, and U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power, whose government’s $400 million annual grant makes it the largest funder of UNRWA. Today’s report, coming after previous UN Watch reports this year on 22 other individuals, documents yet another 10 UN teachers, principals and other staffers who use the imprimatur of their official positions to incite Palestinian stabbing and shooting attacks against Israeli Jews. “UNRWA’s prior announcement (which actually appears nowhere on its own website) of mere temporary suspensions for perpetrators, for undisclosed periods of time, are clearly not working — they send the message that it’s business as usual. Instead, those who incite to racism or murder should be fired, under a zero tolerance policy, just as the UK government recently banned a teacher from the classroom for life over an anti-Semitic Facebook post,” said Neuer. More...


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UN Watch is a Geneva-based human rights organization founded in 1993 to monitor UN compliance with the principles of its Charter. It is accredited as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) in Special Consultative Status to the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and as an Associate NGO to the UN Department of Public Information (DPI).


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