And now, a story about UNRWA. Back in November, we at @Jerusalem_Post shared journalist @bokeralmog's report that an Israeli who had been held hostage in Gaza said that he had been held captive in the home of a teacher employed by @UNRWA who was also a father of ten children. The former hostage said he had been locked away for nearly 50 days in the UNRWA teacher's attic, had barely been provided with food, and had his medical needs ignored. The next day, I received an indignant note from an UNRWA official saying that there was no evidence behind the report and demanding that the story be removed from our website. I did not comply. The same day, UNRWA released a statement decrying "unsubstantiated claims" about the organization and accusing those circulating Boker's report of "misinformation." Their tweet on the subject (xitter.cf/UNRWA/status/173…) was slapped with a Community Note listing just a few of the many instances in which UNRWA personnel were found to have celebrated or been involved in terrorism. Fast forward to yesterday, when it was revealed that at least a dozen UNRWA employees participated directly in the October 7 Hamas massacre. UNRWA chief @UNLazzarini rushed to put out a statement declaring his "shock" at the revelation and declaring that the employees in question had been terminated. But no one with even a passing familiarity with UNRWA should be shocked to learn that its employees have been involved in horrific acts of terror. Indeed, this has been an open secret for years. Time and again, UNRWA employees and officials have been found to have participated in terrorism, glorified the murder of Jews and those who perpetrate them, disseminated grotesque antisemitic propaganda, and openly denied Israel's right to exist. UNRWA facilities and resources have also been used to commit acts of terror and conceal weapons; in recent weeks, Israeli servicemen have found rockets hidden in an UNRWA school and UNRWA-labeled materials in a Hamas terror tunnel. None of this is new, and Lazzarini knows it. So do the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and other countries, which have long funded UNRWA and which have now suspended their contributions following yesterday's revelation. UN Secretary General @antonioguterres has said that he is "horrified" by the news that UNRWA employees were involved in terror. If he's serious, instead of professing shock and horror every time another report like this comes out, Guterres should order an immediate, independent investigation into the organization's personnel and activities with the goal of excising all ties to terrorism and incitement – or replacing it with an agency untainted by terror.