António Guterres called for an immediate return to “unimpeded entry of assistance at scale,” claiming the current aid distribution model put Gaza civilians at risk, but failing to mention Hamas.

A top official had falsely claimed that 14,000 infants faced death within 48 hours.

“Do not let this resolution fade into irrelevance,” Leah Goldin, the mother of Lt. Hadar Goldin, told the global body at a press conference.

The review “is not about changing UNRWA’s mandate,” according to a U.N. spokesman.

Guterres condemned Jerusalem for its renewed offensive against Hamas, but stayed silent on the terror group’s rejection of US ceasefire extension proposals.

“Any discussion of humanitarian suffering that does not begin with the release of the hostages is not an honest discussion.”

“The secretary-general has spoken out repeatedly at the horrors we have seen in this conflict,” said a spokesman for the UN secretary-general.

“The full story of funding Hamas is vast, and much of it was done in secret,” Sen. Ted Cruz wrote about an exposé maintaining the aid agency financed terrorism.

The United Nations approved the establishment of the State of Israel in 1947, but ever since has set itself against the Jewish state, going so far as to openly align with those seeking its destruction.