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Yes, it’s been a tumultuous few months in the Trump administration between numerous high-level personnel changes and the constant onslaught from the mainstream media and D.C. establishment.

But all of that’s ok – to an extent – if President Trump is able to carry out what he promised to his supporters and prove he meant what he said.

One promise Trump emphasized was unwavering support for Israel, with which we’re certain the “Jewish wing” of his family (namely Mr. and Mrs. Jared Kushner) would wholeheartedly agree. We think. Or hoped.

But is that the case?

It’s hard to read about this particular revelation and think so.

Per Conservative Review, the Trump administration has reportedly signed off on a massive aid package to a United Nations Palestinian refugee agency that works hand-in-hand with the terrorist group Hamas to achieve its goal of destroying the nation of Israel.

While it appears as a mere humanitarian agency for Palestinian refugees, the U.N. Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) perpetuates an extremely biased and false version of the Arab-Israeli conflict and has helped to stir up hatred and calls for violence among its employees and dependents.

UNRWA has documented connections with the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip. During Israel’s 2014 war with Hamas, UNRWA was caught (several times) stockpiling missiles for Hamas, using facilities such as children’s schools to promote Hamas’ jihad against the Jewish state. Additionally, UNRWA construction material has been found in Hamas terror tunnels, which are used to infiltrate Israel as part of terrorist operations.

Here’s a charming video of “Camp Jihad” funded by UNRWA where children are taught to hate Jews between sack races and other games. Fast forward to about the 11-minute mark for the frightening truth about these mini-jihadis.

Though UNRWA has proven connections to Hamas, the U.S. has decided to continue UNRWA funding. The United States remains the top donor to UNRWA, funding about one-third of the radical agency’s budget. In 2015 and 2016, the U.S. taxpayer contributed about 380 million dollars towards UNRWA.

Which begs the question, why? Why would the Trump administration want to continue supporting this organization?

Per Foreign Policy apparently Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, has privately assured UNRWA, that the United States, which provides more than $300 million to the agency each year, will maintain its current levels of funding to the organization. “America has long been committed to funding UNRWA’s important mission, and that will continue,” said one official at the U.S. mission to the United Nations.

Why? What does this say about the Trump administration’s loyalty to Israel?

We’re not liking the answer…

[This article was written by Michele Hickford, author of the brutally honest and bitingly funny Do I Need To Slap You?]