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"Now their money is being funneled towards prosecuting Israel in the ICC."

Experts and former Israeli politicians who contend that the U.N. agency is perpetuating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by encouraging incitement are urging the Israeli government to revoke permits for schools in Jerusalem under UNRWA’s auspicious.

Ironically enough, no such EU structures bearing the EU flag can be found in areas A or B, nor anywhere else in Bedouin communities throughout the Middle East.

"It is about time that decision-makers make room on the table for other proposals that might actually work."

A look inside UNRWA schools...

David Bedein discusses his latest film reveals which how Arab children studying in UNRWA sponsored schools in Jerusalem are being fed anti-Jewish incitement on a daily basis & are being encouraged to attack Israelis and Jews. On this weeks Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten.

Orly Benny Davis sits in for Tamar and breaks down the convoluted saga of political affairs in Israel.

The Passover massacre was a suicide bombing carried out by a Hamas terrorist at the Park Hotel in Netanya, on March 27, 2002. Thirty civilians, in the midst of a seder, were killed in the attack and 140 others were wounded. David Bedein, director of the Israel Resource News Agency, joins Yishai to reminisce about that awful night; the connected story of the Saudi Peace Initiative; the fraudulent "massacre" in Jenin; the documents that came out of PLO chief Yasser Arafat's computer; and the link to today's American empowerment of Iran. Then, Mati Wagner, Editorial Page Editor of The Jerusalem Post, and Dr. Seth Frandzman, Op-ed Editor of The Jerusalem Post, join Yishai in-studio to talk about the new power vacuum, and anarchy, that is forming in the Middle East due to the retreat of America. Finally, Mati and Seth debate the issue of whether the Arab "nakba" narrative -- according to which the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 was a catastrophe -- should be taught in Israeli schools.

Yishai presents interviews with activists David Bedein and Richard Rafael Haar who talk about Arab schoolbooks and a united Jerusalem.