Non lo faccio mai, ma in questo caso voglio rilanciare, senza nemmeno tradurlo, l’ultimo contributo di UN Watch. Qualsiasi cambiamento profondo e duraturo, che una società intenda mettere in atto, passa attraverso il sistema scolastico/educativo. I bambini e i ragazzi sono come delle spugne, assorbono tutto e ne rimangono forgiati – non hanno ancora (se mai li avranno) gli strumenti critici per fare la tara a quanto viene loro proposto dagli insegnanti e dai libri di testo, nei confronti dei quali nutrono, com’è giusto, fiducia e rispetto – talvolta, però, molto mal riposti.
Cos’è UN Watch.
UN Watch is a nongovernmental organization that monitors the performance of the United Nations according to the yardstick of its charter and promotes human rights for all.
Founded in 1993, UN Watch influences decision-makers, educates world opinion, and promotes UN reform, transparency, and accountability.
Headquartered next to the UN human rights apparatus in Geneva, UN Watch works with civil society, dissidents, and victims to focus international attention on urgent human rights situations worldwide.
UN Watch stands at the forefront in combating racism, antisemitism, and anti-Israel prejudice at the UN, taking the offensive against dictatorships and double standards.
UN Watch receives no funding from any government and relies entirely on charitable donations.
Come Hamas ha controllato il sistema educativo dell’UNRWA.
UN Watch’s new report reveals how Hamas leaders have openly controlled UNRWA’s education system for decades. Terror chiefs were employed as school principals, union heads, and senior educators — positions from which they shaped the curriculum, oversaw thousands of teachers, and turned classrooms into incubators of hate.
Rather than promoting peace and human rights, UNRWA handed generations of Palestinian children to extremists who glorify suicide bombers, recruit child soldiers, and call for Israel’s destruction. The billion-dollar UN agency knew about these affiliations and did nothing.
Through its domination of UNRWA staff unions in Gaza and Lebanon, Hamas repeatedly blocked efforts to discipline teachers who incited terrorism, resisted attempts to remove antisemitic content from textbooks, and forced out international staff who dared to contradict their agenda.
Donor states funding UNRWA must reckon with this reality: their aid is sustaining a system captured by extremists, not one committed to humanitarian principles.
[Il testo completo si trova all’indirizzo https://unwatch.org/ Sull’Agenzia delle Nazioni Unite, vedi il nostro post UNRWA, vergogna! del 7 agosto 2024.]