GENEVAThe spokesman for United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon quietly announced on the UN website that UNRWA employees have "in a number of cases" been subjected to disciplinary action, including "suspension and loss of pay," following an investigation that verified evidence published by UN Watch -- in one report last week, and another in September -- of incitement to anti-Semitic violence committed by at least 22 UNRWA employees. UNRWA added that it "condemns and will not tolerate anti-Semitism or racism in any form."