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“When Israel vows to defend its people, those promises will be kept – no matter the cost.” – Danny Danon, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations speaks at the UN Security Council. pic.twitter.com/khoyTRaN4l
— AIJAC (@AIJAC_Update) October 29, 2024
Previously:
- US Threatens to Stop Sending Military Aid to Israel Unless “Humanitarian Situation” Improves
- Israeli Parliament Bans UN Aid Agency from Country, Declares Them Terrorists
It’s exhausting to hear the US government continue to claim that at some point in the future they will stop the weapons flow to Israel.
Israel has slaughtered tens of thousands of innocent children in the single most brutal war campaign in recorded history. They are actively and openly seeking to draw the US into a massive regional war. If there was ever a red line, it was crossed a long time ago.
Remember that Joe Biden said many moons ago that attacking Rafah was a red line. Now it’s banning the UN?
Israel is not addressing the “catastrophic humanitarian crisis” in Gaza, the US envoy to the United Nations has said as a deadline imposed by Washington looms for an improvement the situation or face potential restrictions on military aid.
“Israel’s words must be matched by action on the ground,” Linda Thomas-Greenfield told the security council. “Right now, that is not happening. This must change – immediately.”
The US told Israel on 13 October that it must take steps within 30 days or face consequences including the potential stopping of US weapons transfers. “The US has stated clearly that Israel must allow food, medicine and other supplies into all of Gaza – especially the north, and especially as winter sets in – and protect the workers distributing it,” Thomas-Greenfield said.
Linda Thomas-Greenfield
Her remarks came as Norway said it would seek clarification from the international court of justice (ICJ) over Israel’s aid obligations after the Knesset vote banning any cooperation with the UN Palestinian relief agency Unrwa, as world leaders and international organisations voiced fears for aid deliveries to Gaza.
Israel will seek to impose the measures voted for by Israeli MPs on Monday – including a ban on new visas and work permits for foreign Unrwa staff who must enter via Israel – within 90 days. This means western diplomats have a brief window after the US elections to try to force it to step back.
Sanctions on Israeli government members and reviews of trade ties are also under consideration among some countries if the vote is implemented.
Thomas-Greenfield said there was no alternative to Unrwa for delivering aid to Gaza and Washington had “real concerns” about the laws. Unrwa is the largest provider of humanitarian assistance to the Palestinians, including health and education services.
The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said the decision by the Israeli parliament was “intolerable” and would have “devastating consequences”.
The Knesset decision was also set to be condemned by the UN security council, where there is a strong view that the UN collectively cannot afford for a member state to act unilaterally to destroy an agency set up by a general assembly resolution.
The Democrats would never cut funding to the Jews. Kamala Harris has said that Iran is the biggest enemy of the United States, without explaining how it is even possible that Iran could threaten the US homeland.
But the Jews would prefer if the government was more enthusiastic, which is why it is a nigh certainty that Trump is going to win this election.
