On the Ha'aretz newsticker:

IDF releases video footage taken by unmanned aircraft showing militants loading vehicle marked `UN` with rockets. (AP)

More information and links to the video when it becomes available.

AP/HAARETZ: IDF releases footage of militants loading rockets into 'UN' vehicle

The Israel Defense Forces released video footage Friday taken by an unmanned aircraft showing what appeared to be Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip loading rockets into a vehicle marked "UN."

The black-and-white footage, taken by a drone - or unmanned aircraft - flying over the Gaza Strip, showed the militants driving off in the white van, with "UN" marked in black on its roof.

Israel has often accused militants of using United Nations vehicles and headquarters to launch attacks. UN officials were not immediately available for comment.

Israel has also accused officials from the UN Relief and Works Agency, responsible for caring for thousands of refugees in the Gaza Strip, of turning a blind eye to militant activities in their vicinity, and of clear bias against Israel.

The IDF uses drones to monitor activities in the crowded Gaza refugee camps. The footage provides soldiers and pilots real-time pictures of what is happening on the ground.

VIDEO LINK

This is on top of video evidence of the use of clearly-marked UN ambulances having recently been brought to UNRWA Commissioner Peter Hansen's attention.

Peter Hansen has yet to apologize for, investigate, or adequately prevent the use of his agency's resources by armed terrorists. Let him know what you think at his e-mail address: h.unrwa@unrwa.org.

FYI:
According to the UNRWA FAQ:

ALLEGATION: "UNRWA staff are involved in terrorist activity."

FACT: The Agency expects strict compliance with its rules of conduct and staff regulations, including the requirement for staff members to behave with integrity and impartiality in the conduct of their official functions. Whenever a staff member has been arrested by Israel, or any other authority, UNRWA writes immediately to that authority requesting information concerning the grounds for the arrest in order that, among other things, it may take disciplinary action against the staff member whenever warranted.

Since October 2000 to-date, and even though hundreds of UNRWA staff have been detained and subsequently released, only two named individuals have been brought to UNRWA’s attention. One only appeared in the Israeli media. He is an UNRWA ambulance driver who supposedly admitted to moving weapons in his ambulance. This is a man who was held without charge by Israel and then released in late 2002 - an unlikely turn of events if there had been any evidence against him. In the other case, despite the claim that one of our vehicles was used for transporting fighters, UNRWA has not been given relevant details, such as the alleged dates, by the Israeli authorities.. We’d like to investigate, particularly as the staff member in question did not have regular access to an UNRWA vehicle. The confession he signed was in Hebrew, a language he does not understand.

Time to update the FAQ, Peter.