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UN denies working with Hamas-loving Gaza ‘aid’ group funded by American Marxist

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Crozier, H. (2026, November 11). UN denies working with Hamas-loving Gaza ‘aid’ group funded by American Marxist. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/investigations/4795393/un-denies-working-with-hamas-loving-gaza-aid-group/

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Washington Examiner · collected 2026-11-11 · by Hudson Crozier

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The United Nations denied working with The Sameer Project, a Gaza-based organization founded in 2024 that has falsely claimed partnerships with UNICEF to distribute humanitarian aid like water and education. The Sameer Project’s founder deleted several social media posts praising Hamas after being questioned by the Washington Examiner about their content.
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The UN has denied any collaboration with The Sameer Project, a Gaza-based organization accused of falsely claiming to work with the U.N. The Sameer Project, established in 2024, maintains that it provides humanitarian aid such as water and education through partnerships with international bodies like UNICEF. However, the Washington Examiner reported that posts on the group's website and X (formerly Twitter) channel praising Hamas and other pro-Hamas content were deleted after questions from the newspaper. The archived web pages show posts supporting Hamas, an Iranian strike against Israel, and "armed resistance," which the founder in the U.K. removed following inquiries.

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UN Denies Collaboration With Gaza Aid Group
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Hudson Crozier
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Jurors convicted them in May of conspiring to impede or injure federal officers over a June 2025 protest in Spokane that blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement from transporting detainees for nine hours.
The pair advertised their fake services to a sheriff’s deputy, tried to approach a Navy base in Georgia, and may have recruited an unnamed Pentagon employee, the Department of Justice claimed.
Leftists convicted in a 2023 vandalism attack said Thursday they will return to jail rather than testify in a federal grand jury investigation in New Hampshire.
A May 2025 French parliamentary investigation labeled the club a “student branch of the Muslim Brotherhood,” the decades-old Islamic fundamentalist movement that created Hamas and which maintains political connections worldwide, according to a summary by the American think tank Middle East Forum.
The now-deleted post invited viewers to join an Oct. 7 City Hall protest against Democratic New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for supposedly failing the pro-Palestinian cause, the Washington Examiner previously reported.
Slota told officials that “he and Belcher would ‘cop watch’ meaning they would follow law enforcement, such as [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] and [Huntsville Police Department], around as a means of protecting the community,” an FBI counterterrorism agent wrote.
The speaker expressed hope that they could “put a complete stop to major aspects, if not the entire border wall happening here.”
But many in the place I grew up would recoil at a statement like that.
A witness later reported the suspect to authorities over alleged December 2025 posts on Threads saying Belcher would “gun down an [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] agent on sight” and showing a firearm.
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Topics

Gaza The Sameer Project U.N. U.S.-funded the Washington Examiner

Subjects

U.N. ORG · 2× the Washington Examiner ORG · 2× Gaza GPE · 1× Hamas ORG · 1× Iranian NORP · 1× Israel GPE · 1× The Sameer Project ORG · 1× U.K.-based GPE · 1× U.S.-funded GPE · 1× United Nations Children’s Fund ORG · 1×

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The group and its U.K.-based founder deleted four posts glorifying Hamas, an Iranian strike on Israel, and Islamic “armed resistance” after the Washington Examiner asked about them, archived web pages show.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-11
2026-11-11 · Washington Examiner
UN denies working with Hamas-loving Gaza ‘aid’ group funded by American Marxist · assertive framing

Claims (3 extracted, 0 hedged)

EXCLUSIVE — A U.N. agency accused a pro-war Gaza “aid” provider of falsely presenting itself as a U.N. partner in comments to the Washington Examiner. asserted
agency → accuse → Examiner
The Sameer Project, founded in 2024, has claimed on its website and X posts that it works with the U.S.-funded United Nations Children’s Fund to give humanitarian resources such as water and education. asserted
it → found → water
The group and its U.K.-based founder deleted four posts glorifying Hamas, an Iranian strike on Israel, and Islamic “armed resistance” after the Washington Examiner asked about them, archived web pages show. asserted
pages → delete → them
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