UNRWA profile

Maen Dajani, identifying himself on his Facebook page as a teacher with UNRWA, joined in the PA-Hamas campaign to demonize Israeli self-defence against stabbings as “executions of

Mahmoud Abu Zakari, identified on his Facebook page as an UNRWA social worker, celebrated the stabbing of Israeli Jews on October 11th, by turning his profile picture into

Souhaib Fayyad, who identified on Facebook as part of UNRWA, celebrated the stabbing of Israeli Jews by turning his Facebook profie picture, on October 12th, into

Um Karam, who identifies himself on his Facebook page as a teacher at UNRWA (screenshot above), posted the infamous video of mosque sermon in which Sheikh Abu Rajab pulled out a

Hiba Miari, identifying herself on her Facebook page as an UNRWA teacher (screenshot above), celebrated the recent Palestinian stabbing attacks against Israeli Jews with a cartoon that she posted online

Ibrahim Ali, who lives in Hebron and identifies himself as an UNRWA employee on his Facebook page (screenshot here), posted this video on his timeline on October 6th (screen captures below), which glorifies a gruesome

Hani Al Ramahi, who identifies himself on Facebook as a “Projects Support Assistant at UNRWA” (screenshot below), posted the violent image below on October 8th, in which a keffiyeh-clad man stares down the

Mohammad Abu Musa, who identifies himself as an UNRWA employee on his Facebook page, posted the image below in July 2014, in which he calls for armed resistance. The

Ruad Hussein, who identifies himself on his Facebook profile (above) as an UNRWA employee, shared two inflammatory posts below on his Facebook Timeline on October 10th, in the

Muhammad Nabulsih, identifying himself as an UNRWA employee on his Facebook page (directly above), updated his profile picture on October 10, 2015 to his current one, an image of a

An unnamed UNRWA employee, whose Facebook account is under the name ‘Mother Palestine’ (see above), responded to the explosion in terrorism that has rocked Israel over the

  Afnan Badawi, who identifies herself on her Facebook page as a teacher at UNRWA, has since August 2014 had as her cover photo an image of masked Palestinians rocking