Gaza: Why distrust of UN has deepened at a moment of greates

The need for international institutions, the U.N. foremost among them, amid conflict is clear: to deliver relief, apply international law, and save lives. Yet among both Israelis and Palestinians, distrust of the U.N. is profound.

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