Israel livid over UN boss' "moral bankruptcy"

On Tuesday, Israel blasted United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, after he condemned Israel’s airstrikes on Hamas military targets in Gaza overnight Monday, while saying nothing about Hamas breaking the ceasefire by firing a rocket into Israel that led to Israel's response.

“We are outraged that you are the secretary-general of the United Nations,” tweeted Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oren Marmorstein.

“Not a word about Hamas rejecting two ceasefire extensions [that] Israel accepted. Not a word about Hamas exploiting humanitarian aid or UNRWA employing terrorists. Indeed, we are outraged by your moral bankruptcy,” he said, referring to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East.

Guterres said two hours prior that he was  “outraged by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza,” and called for Jews to stop firing back at the terrorists and allow them to receive uninterrupted aid and the unconditional release of the hostages in exchange for terrorists being held in Israeli prisons with their Korans and prayer mats.

The latest clash follows a series of tensions between Israel and Guterres, who previously angered Israeli officials by stating Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack “did not happen in a vacuum,” although it's clear that Hamas sucks like a vacuum.

Israel has accused him of anti-Semitic bias, pointing to his decision to exclude Hamas from a U.N. list of entities accused of sexual violence, while later blacklisting Israel alongside Russia and terrorist organizations.

Following Iran’s October attack on Israel, then-foreign minister Israel Katz barred Guterres from entering the country, labeling him a “disgrace in U.N. history” for failing to condemn Iran unequivocally.

The U.N. is as useless as tits on a bull and should be kicked out of the United States.

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Israel scorches UN Chief for Denying the Jewish State's Right to Self-Defense

Evil in a suit

It's logical to assume that if someone does not want a country to have the right to defend itself against genocidal attacks, that person does not want that country and its people to exist.

Israel's Foreign Ministry on Friday sharply criticized anti-Semitic UN Secretary-General António Guterres for his one-sided comments on the IDF's airstrikes in response to attacks by Yemen's Houthi terrorists.

Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oren Marmorstein posted on X: 

"This is unbelievable. Just read the text of U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ statement. Can you think of a country that is conspicuously missing from the paragraph that describes the Houthis attacks? Mr. Secretary-General, why can’t you utter the word ‘Israel’ when it comes to terror attacks?

"Israel has been attacked hundreds of times by Houthi terrorists. Millions of Israelis are being terrorized by Houthis missile attacks every night. All of these attacks on Israel were unprovoked and carried out by terrorists operating 2,000 kilometers [1,250 miles] away from Israel. 

And yet, Secretary-General Guterres couldn’t bring himself to mention that the State of Israel and its citizens have been relentlessly attacked by the Houthis—and that Israel was acting in self-defense. What a disgrace."

Guterres, obviously no fan of Israel, has often criticized the Jewish State for its military actions against its adversaries in the last 15 months during a multi-front conflict, while he has mostly stayed quiet when Israel is attacked. He would rather they allow Arab nations to attack them and do nothing and just let the chips fall where they may.

Insanity.

"The Secretary-General is gravely concerned about intensified escalation in Yemen and Israel. Israeli air strikes today on Sanaa International Airport, the Red Sea ports and power stations in Yemen are especially alarming. The air strikes reportedly resulted in numerous casualties, including at least three killed and dozens more injured," according to the statement issued on Thursday by a spokesperson for Guterres, which Marmorstein was criticizing.

"Today’s airstrikes follow around a year of escalatory actions by the Houthis in the Red Sea and the region that threaten civilians, regional stability and freedom of maritime navigation. The Secretary-General emphasizes that international law—including humanitarian law, as applicable—must be respected at all times, and he appeals to all to respect and protect civilians and civilian infrastructure. Humanitarian relief personnel must not be targeted and must be respected and protected at all times," the statement continued.

"The Secretary-General remains deeply concerned about the risk of further escalation in the region and reiterates his call for all parties concerned to cease all military actions and exercise utmost restraint," it added.

Earlier on Thursday, the Israeli Air Force carried out multiple strikes on Yemen's western coast and deeper inland, including at Sanaa International Airport in the Houthi-controlled capital.

The operation was reportedly Israel's largest attack in Yemen since the Houthis began targeting Israel with munitions in "solidarity" with Palestinians in Gaza.

Houthi terrorists have fired over 200 missiles and 170 drones at Israel in support of Hamas since the terrorist invasion of the northwestern Negev on October 7, 2023.

The Yemeni terrorist group has stepped up its attacks recently, managing to hit Israel's densely populated central region.

Let's not pretend the UN is a legitimate body for peace, unless peace means Israel and the Jews no longer exists. This is a cancer on society and heaven forbid if the Arab states were successful eliminating the world's Jews, this would be a shameful, global tragedy that would have an impact that all would come to regret.

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