- Israel has begun demolishing the former UNRWA headquarters compound in Jerusalem’s Ammunition Hill area, reclaiming the state-owned land for public redevelopment.
- The action follows Knesset legislation from late 2024 banning UNRWA operations in Israel, ending cooperation, diplomatic privileges, and immunity for the agency.
- Israeli authorities cited UNRWA’s deep ties to Hamas, including employees linked to the October 7, 2023 attacks, with evidence from IDF intelligence showing participation in terrorism and use of facilities by militants.
- National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir celebrated the demolition as a “historic day” and a victory in removing “terror supporters” from Jerusalem.
- The site had already ceased UNRWA operations, with no active UN personnel or activities, meaning no international immunity applied according to Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
- Israel emphasized that UNRWA has transformed from a humanitarian organization into a “greenhouse for terrorism,” pointing to prior raids over unpaid taxes and evidence of Hamas infiltration.
- UNRWA condemned the demolition as an “unprecedented attack” on a UN agency and premises, claiming it violates international law and UN privileges and immunities.
- The move aligns with broader efforts under the current U.S. administration to support Israel’s ban on UNRWA, reversing previous policies.
- This step underscores Israel’s sovereign right to enforce laws against entities accused of enabling terrorism and reclaim control over its territory.
Read the full story: https://allisraelnews.com/after-israel-begins-dismantling-former-unrwa-headquarters-in-jerusalem-un-agency-calls-it-unprecedented-attack
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