Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations

That does make for a bit of a problem for Danny Dannon now, then, doesn't it? Because Dannon wants to argue about words, and then Ben Gavir gives us video footage and pontification from behind a desk.

Armed Israeli forces entered premises used by UNRWA, UN property as that is, of course, and under the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations, UN premises are inviolable.

UN property and assets are protected from search and seizure and confiscation or other state interference, and that protection doesn't simply disappear because Israel disputes who actually owns the site.

UN legal guidance states that even rented premises can remain inviolable while being used by the organisation.