The Israeli Foreign Ministry dropped a bombshell revelation Monday: Palestinians in need receive more than 10 times as much United Nations aid per person as people in need in the Congo and Sudan.

A person in Sudan receives $86 in aid. A person in the Congo receives $95 in aid.

An Arab in Gaza, Judea, or Samaria receives a whopping $1,100.

The funds disbursed by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs go disproportionately to Palestinians compared with other groups.

“Follow the money,” the ministry said, alongside a video it posted about the statistics.

In the video, the narrator began by asking, “Where does U.N. bias show up?”

“Follow the sources, then follow the money,” the video advised, saying that the U.N. gets its information from Hamas, then repackages it as official U.N. reports.

“U.N. agencies, committees, and commissions cite data from Hamas’s health ministry. When those assertions travel the U.N. system, they emerge as official U.N. reports,” the narrator said.

“Now follow the money,” it continued. “The U.N.’s humanitarian affairs office designates $86 per person of need in Sudan. In Congo, it’s $95. For Gaza and Judea and Samaria, over $1,100 per person. Same humanitarian system? More than 10 times the funding per person. It’s about where the information comes from and where the resources go to. Biased reporting, biased priorities, biased budgeting.”

The video ended with a call to action.

“Unmask the UN,” it declared.