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(UN Watch) The UN Board of Inquiry report regarding the protection of UN facilities during the 2014 Gaza war found that in the Jabalia school, "it was highly likely that an unidentified Palestinian armed group could have used the school premises to launch attacks on or around 14 July." Similarly, concerning weaponry stored at the UNRWA Nuseirat Preparatory Co-educational "B" School, the UN inquiry found that "the premises could have been used for an unknown period of time by members of a Palestinian armed group" - and that "it was likely that such a group may have fired the mortar from within the premises of the school." 2015-04-29 00:00:00Full Article
UN Admits Palestinians Fired Rockets from UNRWA Schools
(UN Watch) The UN Board of Inquiry report regarding the protection of UN facilities during the 2014 Gaza war found that in the Jabalia school, "it was highly likely that an unidentified Palestinian armed group could have used the school premises to launch attacks on or around 14 July." Similarly, concerning weaponry stored at the UNRWA Nuseirat Preparatory Co-educational "B" School, the UN inquiry found that "the premises could have been used for an unknown period of time by members of a Palestinian armed group" - and that "it was likely that such a group may have fired the mortar from within the premises of the school." 2015-04-29 00:00:00Full Article
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