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The UN has the blood of both Israelis and Gazans on its hands
For years the UN, and its agencies, UNRWA, UN Women, UNHRC, UNICEF have served as the arms and mouthpiece of the worst human rights abusers, totalitarian regimes the likes of Hamas, Iran, Qatar and China - giving them the main seats governing its Human Rights Council.
The outcome - abuse of power by drawing unproportionate attention to the Arab-Israeli conflict
to cover up for the catastrophic violations and human rights abuse, committed by the
participants of the UN forum, in the many wars currently around the globe.
Exhibit #1 -
UN direct involvement with Hamas - jobs and official positions
This, of course, serves not only the totalitarian states, but the UN itself,
with evidence of direct involvement with Hamas in the 7th October massacre,
and previous decades of corruption schemes to funnel aid from refugees through UNRWA,
to oligarchs like Arafat, Haniyeh and other violations of intl. law piling up- committed by the UN.
Exhibit #2 -
Exhibit #3 -
Exhibit #4 -
Who is the accuser?
Under former President Mbeki, South Africa provoked international dismay and criticism when it tried to block United Nations censure of Burma, Sudan, and Zimbabwe for gross human rights abuses. In the case of Sudan, Pretoria stood accused of turning a blind eye to Khartoum's excessive and indiscriminate violence in Darfur, betraying South Africa's own struggle for democracy and commitment to promoting human rights.
Exhibit #5 -
Exhibit #6 -
Exhibit #7 -
On proportionality, double standards and modern day bloodlibels
If the absurdity of the disproportionality argument, recited at the UN forums by it members, mainly to condemn Israel, wasn't apparent enough, the double standards and disproprtionality of the argument itself is evidently demonstrated by the hostility of its members, and number of resolutions, mainly against Israel, a minority.
For the last 7 decades, the Arab-Israeli conflict has been the cause of fewer casualties than any other relatively short-term conflicts occurring in the region, then and now - by far.
Yet, the international community wants to judge Israel for genocide.
However, when the UN stage is given to mockery of genocide, the result is devaluing of human life. And the implications are not only for Israel, but everyone else,
especially nation states and minorities.
Only a year ago UN "Special Rapporteur", Francesca Albanese used her position,
to accuse Israel of no less than 420,000, a totally made up number of casualties,
she "confirmed", and it wasn't severe enough for the Hague or the news.
Today, the Hague is judging Israel for an alleged genocide,
referring to 20,000 casualties, reported by Hamas.
Exhibit #8 -
Constructive Vision and Optimism
Optimism is a typically Jewish ailment, not as a last resort, but out of knowledge and experience,
that every fruit has a peel that first draws the eye, which guards the main edible part inside.
The principle of reciprocity, or more precisely 'measure against measure' draws a greater
measure of judgement against the enemies of Israel. History will witness, and You
don't have to be a believer to see that. With that said - let the show go on.
Now, what fruit, what constructive vision and what optimism?
Rabbi Calfon Mosheh HaCohen, who lived during the days of Dr. Herzl, spoke in detail, about the establishment of an international organization professing for world peace, similar to the UN,
with the court and the authority to settle global disputes, as envisioned
by the Hebrew prophets - in Jerusalem.
The decline of the UN and the establishment of the International Court of Jerusalem (CIJ), are one process, that now sounds as far, as during the days of the Ottoman Caliphate
was professing the re-constitution, of a striving Jewish state.
For years the UN, and its agencies, UNRWA, UN Women, UNHRC, UNICEF have served as the arms and mouthpiece of the worst human rights abusers, totalitarian regimes the likes of Hamas, Iran, Qatar and China - giving them the main seats governing its Human Rights Council.
The outcome - abuse of power by drawing unproportionate attention to the Arab-Israeli conflict
to cover up for the catastrophic violations and human rights abuse, committed by the
participants of the UN forum, in the many wars currently around the globe.
Exhibit #1 -
UN direct involvement with Hamas - jobs and official positions
This, of course, serves not only the totalitarian states, but the UN itself,
with evidence of direct involvement with Hamas in the 7th October massacre,
and previous decades of corruption schemes to funnel aid from refugees through UNRWA,
to oligarchs like Arafat, Haniyeh and other violations of intl. law piling up- committed by the UN.
Exhibit #2 -
Exhibit #3 -
Telegram group with 3,000 UNRWA teachers praises October 7 attacks - UN Watch
One UNRWA teacher, Abdallah Mehjez, urged Gazan civilians not to heed warnings to move out of harm’s way and instead to serve as human shields. Before UNRWA, Abdallah worked for the BBC.
www.jpost.com
Exhibit #4 -
Who is the accuser?
Under former President Mbeki, South Africa provoked international dismay and criticism when it tried to block United Nations censure of Burma, Sudan, and Zimbabwe for gross human rights abuses. In the case of Sudan, Pretoria stood accused of turning a blind eye to Khartoum's excessive and indiscriminate violence in Darfur, betraying South Africa's own struggle for democracy and commitment to promoting human rights.
Exhibit #5 -
The United Nations Human Rights Commission blocked a bid by the European Union, with the backing of the United States, to condemn alleged human rights abuses by the government of President Robert Mugabe. African and Asian countries on the commission rallied around a South African proposal for a ''no action'' motion. South Africa - favors diplomacy.
World Briefing | Africa: Zimbabwe: No U.N. Censure Over Rights (Published 2003)
United Nations Human Rights Commission will not back European Union and US proposed censure of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his government for alleged human rights abuses (S)
www.nytimes.com
Exhibit #6 -
ICC declines to refer S.Africa to UN for not arresting Sudan's Bashir
The International Criminal Court on Thursday rebuked South Africa for not arresting Sudan's president on a genocide warrant when he visited Johannesburg in 2015, but declined to refer Pretoria to the United Nations for possible censure over the lapse.
jp.reuters.com
Exhibit #7 -
On proportionality, double standards and modern day bloodlibels
If the absurdity of the disproportionality argument, recited at the UN forums by it members, mainly to condemn Israel, wasn't apparent enough, the double standards and disproprtionality of the argument itself is evidently demonstrated by the hostility of its members, and number of resolutions, mainly against Israel, a minority.
For the last 7 decades, the Arab-Israeli conflict has been the cause of fewer casualties than any other relatively short-term conflicts occurring in the region, then and now - by far.
Yet, the international community wants to judge Israel for genocide.
However, when the UN stage is given to mockery of genocide, the result is devaluing of human life. And the implications are not only for Israel, but everyone else,
especially nation states and minorities.
Only a year ago UN "Special Rapporteur", Francesca Albanese used her position,
to accuse Israel of no less than 420,000, a totally made up number of casualties,
she "confirmed", and it wasn't severe enough for the Hague or the news.
Today, the Hague is judging Israel for an alleged genocide,
referring to 20,000 casualties, reported by Hamas.
Exhibit #8 -
Constructive Vision and Optimism
Optimism is a typically Jewish ailment, not as a last resort, but out of knowledge and experience,
that every fruit has a peel that first draws the eye, which guards the main edible part inside.
The principle of reciprocity, or more precisely 'measure against measure' draws a greater
measure of judgement against the enemies of Israel. History will witness, and You
don't have to be a believer to see that. With that said - let the show go on.
Now, what fruit, what constructive vision and what optimism?
Rabbi Calfon Mosheh HaCohen, who lived during the days of Dr. Herzl, spoke in detail, about the establishment of an international organization professing for world peace, similar to the UN,
with the court and the authority to settle global disputes, as envisioned
by the Hebrew prophets - in Jerusalem.
The decline of the UN and the establishment of the International Court of Jerusalem (CIJ), are one process, that now sounds as far, as during the days of the Ottoman Caliphate
was professing the re-constitution, of a striving Jewish state.
"And saviors shall ascend Mt. Zion, to judge (also) Mt. Esau,
and to HaShem shall be the kingdom"
- Prophet 'Ovadyah
and to HaShem shall be the kingdom"
- Prophet 'Ovadyah
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