; and (B) 5 of the 6 governorates of the West Bank and Gaza with the highest percentage of their populations living in UNRWA camps also have the lowest average daily wages. (15) UNRWA facilities have been used to support terrorist activities. (16) On July 16, 2014, UNRWA reported that— (A) it had found 20 missiles in one of its schools in Gaza, which were likely placed at the school by Hamas; and (B) it returned the missiles to the relevant authorities in Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas. (17) On July 22, 2014, UNRWA reported that it had found additional missiles that had been stockpiled in another of its schools in Gaza. (18) On July 29, 2014, UNRWA confirmed, for the third time in less than a month, that a stockpile of Hamas rockets was found in one of its schools in Gaza, which— (A) established a pattern of Hamas weapons being stored in UNRWA facilities; and (B) calls into question UNRWA’s claim of being caught unawares to Hamas’ actions. (19) On July 30, 2014, John Ging, who was the Director of UNRWA Operations in the Gaza Strip from 2006 to 2011, when asked if Hamas has been using human shields and using United Nations schools and hospitals to store weapons and as a shelter from which to launch missiles into Israel, stated, Yes, the armed groups are firing their rockets into Israel from the vicinity of UN facilities and residential areas. Absolutely. . (20) On September 1, 2015, the nongovernmental organization UN Watch published a report documenting 12 different Facebook accounts operated by UNRWA officials that openly incite anti-Semitism and violence, including Ahmed Fathi Bader, who— (A) identified himself as a Deputy School Principal at UNRWA