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      Ayelet Samerano, the mother of Yonatan Samerano, confronted the United Nations Human Rights Council, accusing the UN and its agency, UNRWA, of complicity in the October 7 Hamas-led attack.

      She detailed how **her son, a 21 year-old Israeli, was shot and then kidnapped by an UNRWA social worker**.

      She directly refuted claims that UNRWA was „under attack,“ asserting instead that UNRWA was the attacker.

      Among the cases she mentioned where UNRWA employees actively participated in Hamas-led atrocities:

      * An UNRWA „Social worker“ kidnapped her son after he was shot.

      * An UNRWA teacher held 84-year-old Ditza Heiman captive.

      * Emily Damari, another former hostage, was held in an UNRWA facility (While not receiving medical care there as well).

      She condemned the UN’s failure to recognize Israeli victims while lamenting the deaths of UNRWA staff, questioning whether this included the UNRWA worker who kidnapped her son. Her speech criticized the UN for protecting UNRWA employees instead of holding them accountable for their direct role in the attack.

      Ayelet has been a vocal critic of UNRWA, confronting its Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini on multiple occasions and accusing him of silence and complicity in her son’s kidnapping.

      She is still fighting for the return of her son’s body at this moment.

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