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A United Nations spokesperson has confirmed that UNICEF is taking action against its employee known as Yahav Lichner, who is accused of spying for Israel during his previous work at the UN. Investigations indicate that Lichner, who was head of UNICEF’s office in Washington, transferred confidential information from the UN to Israeli officials, according to leaked emails dating back to 2014 and 2015. He has been placed on administrative leave, and the UN emphasizes that such conduct is contrary to its charter and its international standards of conduct and professional behavior, which require neutrality and independence from its staff.
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