U.N. agency fires 
staffers after finding they may have been involved 
in Oct. 7 attack on Israel 
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/un-fires-9-unrwa-staffers-gaza-investigation-october-7-attacks/
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Wow - ideally this would be a wake-up call and/or death knell for (the remaining) U.N. credibility.
You'd think you'd screen your employees a bit better. I wonder how they were involved? And if found to be actively involved, how will that be handled legally? International courts? National courts?
Because a UN agency being anywhere near supportive, facilitating, or even indifferent to a terrorist attack should be fatal to the organisation AND those involved ideally.
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