UNRWA is compromised as hell, ofc it must go, so it's a pretty good use case for ethical ads usage. Definitely not a reason to enforce an additional censorship.
I just read the Guardian report noting that UNRWA fired nine staff members to “preserve the integrity” of their mission. They weren’t punished for refusing to participate in any wrongdoing—instead, they were let go because investigations suggested they might have been involved in the October 7 attack
Comments that suggest this was some kind of cover-up or rewriting of history only hurt their credibility. Implying that an entire group is spinning the past—even two years on—comes off as divisive. Let’s stick to the facts, not broad-brush accusations.
adhamsalama|5 months ago
albulab|5 months ago
Comments that suggest this was some kind of cover-up or rewriting of history only hurt their credibility. Implying that an entire group is spinning the past—even two years on—comes off as divisive. Let’s stick to the facts, not broad-brush accusations.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/aug/05/nine-u...
lyxsus|5 months ago