One member of the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) kidnapped an Israeli woman on October 7, another handed out ammunition and a third took part in the massacre of a kibbutz in which 97 people died, according to a report on Sunday in the New York Times (NYT). The report contains accusations against 12 UNRWA employees – more than half of whom were working as teachers or in other functions at UNRWA schools on October 7. Of the 12 accused, 10 are members of the Islamist organisation Hamas. The employees are accused of helping Hamas during the attacks on October 7 or supporting them in the days t…