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Iran’s foreign minister receives a visa to attend a UNSC meeting on Israel in New York.
According to the Palestinian Authority, the Strip is home to approximately two million Palestinians.
Israel’s foreign minister will not attend the upcoming UNSC meeting in New York; Iran’s foreign minister is awaiting a U.S. visa.
“The digging was not secretive,” the Israeli U.N. ambassador said, adding that the United Nations “became an accomplice to Hamas’s crimes.”
António Guterres says that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dodged his efforts to reach out since Oct. 7 ... and some controversial statements.
Last month, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen called Guterres’s tenure as U.N. chief “a danger to world peace.”
“To think that the U.N. had any understanding of what was … any information about those operations, I think, is: No is clearly the answer for that,” said a U.N. spokesman.
“Our constituents are horrified that their taxpayer dollars may have, through UNRWA failures, supported Hamas terrorists,” members of the Foreign Affairs Committee wrote.
A U.N. spokesman said security didn’t want to escalate the situation, as the “rabbis” group called for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
Gilad Erdan bashes the council for ignoring mass displacement and killings by and of Muslims, instead relentlessly focusing on Israel’s defensive actions.
“When things come to light through the media, we address them,” said a U.N. spokesman.
The council roundly rejected a series of Russian amendments, including one attempting to shift the blame for the Red Sea attacks to Israel.