The affected staff have been fired.
We have sufficient information to take the measures we are taking – namely the dismissal of these nine individuals, says spokesperson Farhan Haq.
He emphasizes, however, that the organization will need to evaluate further to be able to confirm it "fully".
It is the UN's internal audit Oios that is behind the investigation, which was conducted after Israel accused a total of 19 Unrwa employees of possibly being involved in the bloody attack.
Many countries paused their support to Unrwa after the accusations. Several of them, including Sweden, have since decided to resume their support.
Unrwa, which has provided necessary assistance to Palestinian refugees since 1949, has long been criticized by Israel.
