‘Dystopian nightmare’: U.N. demands immunity for ’employees’ implicated in Oct. 7 massacre

By David Brummer

JERUSALEM – The United Nations, with the backing of the United States Department of Justice filed an official document in a U.S. court, arguing UNRWA employees implicated in the Oct. 7 massacres should be immune from prosecution, according to a report on Israel’s Channel 12 Saturday evening.

In the document submitted to the court, the U.N. claims the UNRWA employees who participated in the massacre have immunity: “Since the U.N. has not waived their immunity in this case, its subsidiary organization, UNRWA, continues to enjoy absolute immunity from prosecution, and the lawsuit should be dismissed.”

BREAKING: The United Nations 🇺🇳 demands immunity for UNRWA employees involved in the massacre on October 7th.

This is a photo of two UNRWA terrorists after killing an Israeli civilian on October 7th and kidnapping his body.

Am I tripping, or has this world gone mad? pic.twitter.com/M4TJv9XbOz

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