Women in Gaza say they were promised food, money or work in exchange for sexual interactions

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1. >She said she’d met the man in Muwasi, a strip of land Israel designated a humanitarian zone. She described standing in line to get assistance and giving her phone number to an aid worker — a Palestinian in a uniform labeled UNRWA, or the United Nations Relief and Works Agency.

   >Shortly after he took her number, the late-night calls began. He would ask sexual questions, she said, and she’d stay silent. She said that at one point, he asked to come to her, for sex. She refused, and after nearly a dozen calls but no aid, she blocked his number, she added.

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2. Leaving to humans to take a horror show and make it worse. We’re kinda special like that. I hope these parasites get caught. Everything’s bad enough as is.

3. Just UNRWA being UNRWA, being the corrupt terrorist sympathizers they have always been, but now at least more of the world is paying attention. It is a shame though that UNRWA will live on instead of being disbanded and those culpable being punished.

4. UN has long history of sexual harassment and abuse especially in Africa, this doesn’t surprise me one little bit, even the UN themselves acknowledged it that’s major problem but instead of fixing it they posted cringey video telling people to not rape.

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