07.06.2024 23:50
The United Nations has added the Israeli army, which continues to commit massacres in Gaza, to the blacklist of countries that harm children. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who reacted to the decision, said, "By adopting Hamas' absurd claims, the UN has today put itself on the dark side of history."
The UN has announced that it has put the Israeli army on the blacklist of countries that harm children. Israeli officials reacted by describing the decision as shocking and wrong.
ISRAELI ARMY PLACED ON BLACKLIST Gilad Erdan, Israel's Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN), stated that the UN has put the Israeli army on the blacklist of countries that harm children in conflict zones. Erdan announced on his social media account that he received an official notification regarding the decision of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to include the Israeli army on the blacklist of countries and organizations that harm children.
NETANYAHU: UN ADOPTED HAMAS' ABSURD CLAIMS Erdan, who claimed that the decision in question is "shocking and wrong," alleged that the UN Secretary-General "acts with hatred towards Israel" and claimed that the only person included in the blacklist is the UN Secretary-General. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also made a statement on social media regarding the decision to put the Israeli army on the blacklist. Netanyahu used the expression "UN put itself on the black list of history by adopting Hamas' absurd claims."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "ISRAELI ARMY IS THE MOST MORAL ARMY IN THE WORLD" Netanyahu, who claimed that the Israeli army is "the most moral army in the world," argued that no decision made by UN Secretary-General Guterres can change this.
Israeli Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz also described the decision as "shameful and evil" in a statement on social media and argued that the UN Secretary-General will be remembered as anti-Semitic in history. Katz stated that the decision will have consequences for Israel's relations with the UN.
ITAMAR BEN-GVIR: UNPRECEDENTED SHAME According to Israeli media reports, Itamar Ben-Gvir, the Israeli far-right Minister of National Security, claimed that the decision to be included in the blacklist is an "unprecedented shame" and argued that Israel should respond strongly, including sanctions against UN employees.
Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir ISRAELI ARMY BEING PLACED ON THE BLACKLIST According to Israel National News, UN Secretary-General Guterres informed Israel's military attaché in Washington, Major General Hedi Silberman, about the issue. It was stated that Guterres decided to include Israel on the blacklist of countries and organizations that harm children in conflict zones, along with Russia and terrorist organizations such as ISIS, Al-Qaeda, and Boko Haram.
According to the news, Israel's efforts to convince Guterres to change this decision have been unsuccessful, and Israel will be included in the blacklist to be published next week. It is estimated that the name of the Israeli state will not be explicitly mentioned in the list, but the responsible party will be defined as the "Israeli army".