GHF: Lack of U.N. condemnation of Hamas killing of aid workers shows body’s ‘underbelly’

"Gaza Humanitarian Foundation chairman Johnnie Moore on Monday criticized the United Nations for failing to condemn the Hamas attack last month which left 12 of his staff members dead.

‘I’m surprised that something so right, something so simple as feeding people, has become so controversial,’ he told the Combat Antisemitism Movement’s State Leadership Summit on Antisemitism and Support for Israel in Kansas City, Mo. ‘We have poked a lot of bears,’ he added.

While the GHF thought it was merely ‘poking the bear of a designated terrorist organization that wants to steal the aid from people,’ the U.S.-backed NGO quickly discovered what he described as ‘the underbelly of the United Nations and all of these organizations around the world.’

The GHF was ‘told that the United Nations sent a directive to all of their agencies telling them to not work with us, despite the fact that most of the aid coming into the Gaza Strip right now is from us,’ stated Moore.

‘And top it all off, Hamas itself actually attacked some of our volunteer Gazan aid workers, killed 12 of them, injured others of them, piled their bodies in front of Nasser Hospital in Gaza, refusing to allow them any medical treatment at all, and the United Nations, which receives billions of dollars from the United States government and the Europeans, didn’t even … issue a statement condemning Hamas’s murder of these local Gazan aid workers,’ he continued..."