There are organizations that solve problems.
There are organizations that manage problems.
And then there is UNRWA – an organization whose entire business model depends on keeping a problem alive forever, feeding it, branding it as “humanitarian,” and billing the world for it year after year.

Welcome to the only refugee agency on Earth that has been operating for over 75 years – and has not resettled its population, resolved its mandate, or even pretended to aim for an endgame.

Failure?
No. Perfect execution.

The UNRWA Innovation: Refugees as a Hereditary Condition

Everywhere else in the world, a refugee is someone who flees war, is absorbed into another country, and eventually moves on with life.

Under UNRWA?
A refugee is a bloodline.

Children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren – all “refugees,” even if they were born in the same place, never fled anything, and live five minutes from where their grandparents once lived.

Why?
Because permanent victimhood guarantees permanent funding.

UNRWA does not solve displacement.
It industrializes it.

Schools by Day, Incubators of Hate by Design

UNRWA loves to advertise its schools. Thousands of them.
Classrooms, backpacks, smiling children.

What it doesn’t like to advertise is what too many investigations have already shown:
systematic indoctrination.

• Israel erased from maps
• Terrorists glorified as “martyrs”
• Violence framed as resistance
• Murder repackaged as identity

Math is optional.
Hatred is mandatory.

And when Israel points out that UNRWA facilities have been used to store weapons, launch attacks, or shelter terrorists – the UN reacts with the same ritual chant:

“We were not aware.”

They are never aware.
But they are always funded.

October 7: When the Mask Slipped

After the October 7 massacre, something inconvenient happened:
Evidence emerged linking UNRWA employees – not “beneficiaries,” not “neighbors,” but staff – to Hamas.

Not rumors.
Not tweets.
Names, faces, affiliations.

The response?

• Committees
• Reviews
• Carefully worded statements
• And an urgent effort to change the subject

Some donors paused funding. Temporarily.
Because nobody in the international system wants to admit the obvious:

UNRWA isn’t broken. It’s functioning exactly as designed.

Jerusalem: When a Bulldozer Succeeds Where Diplomacy Failed

Then came Jerusalem.

UNRWA’s headquarters – a physical symbol of UN immunity embedded in Israel’s capital – was shut down, evacuated, and ultimately demolished.

No statements.
No apologies.
No “deep concern.”

Just concrete collapsing under steel.

For decades, UNRWA hid behind blue flags, legal protections, and moral intimidation.
In Jerusalem, for the first time, none of that worked.

Israel said one word the UN is not used to hearing:

No.

The UN Is “Shocked” – As Always

Predictably, the UN expressed outrage.
Shock.
Alarm.
Deep concern.

The same organization that shows zero urgency when Israelis are murdered suddenly discovers its voice when a building is taken down.

Because in the UN worldview:

• Structures matter more than borders
• Symbols matter more than consequences
• And Israel is always guilty by default

The Truth Everyone Knows and Pretends Not to Say

UNRWA is not a humanitarian necessity.
It is a political weapon.

It sustains:

• Endless grievance
• Institutionalized victimhood
• Radicalization disguised as aid
• And a conflict that feeds careers, budgets, and moral posturing

Destroying the headquarters didn’t end the conflict.
But it did something far more dangerous to the system:

It broke the taboo.

The End of the Blue Flag Illusion

UNRWA will continue operating elsewhere.
The UN will continue issuing condemnations.
Western diplomats will continue pretending this is complicated.

But in Jerusalem, the illusion cracked.

Remove the blue flag –
and what remains is not neutrality,
not compassion,
but a bureaucracy that enabled terror
and called it mercy.

And for once, the bulldozer told the truth better than any UN report ever did.