Israel-Gaza Conflict: 'Killing Palestinians will not make Israel safer', Palestinian ambassador angry at UN

Posted on 19th Oct 2023 by rohit kumar

Palestine's ambassador to the United Nations, Ryan Mansour, condemned Israel. He said Israel will never be safer by killing Palestinians. Not only this, Mansoor has also held Israel responsible for occupying his land.

 

Israel shamelessly explained

Speaking at an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Wednesday, Mansour stressed, 'For 75 years now, Israel has shamelessly explained how it had to evict us, how it had to occupy our land, how it had to Our people had to be killed.

 

Can't make Israel more secure

He further said that killing more Palestinians will never make Israel safer. 75 years of experience should have been enough proof for those who want to say that there is no logic in this world, there is no morality in this world. He said that no law in this world can justify people killing innocent children, women, and men.

 

These attacks will change the next 10 years

He said that the whole world is watching. The events of the last 11-12 days could significantly change the next 10 years. Whatever happens next is decisive. He said that if anyone thinks that the situation is under control and can be planned and implemented, then it is wrong. This is the kind of war where one knows how to start it, but does not know how it will end.

 

Blaming Israel for the massacre in Gaza, the ambassador said that there is no right to commit genocide under international law. Israel is committing genocide in Gaza every day. For the last 10 days, you have seen that entire families, schools, hospitals, residential buildings, and convoys are being damaged in attacks. He said, 'All of you will say that civilian lives must be protected, and yet some of you, so far, have been unable to call for an immediate ceasefire to stop the attack.'

 

already told the councils

“If the council had called for a ceasefire two days earlier and acted accordingly, it would have saved hundreds of lives,” he said. Perhaps for some people saving hundreds of Palestinian lives is not so important. He further said, 'We told councils months ago to act to save everyone's lives. You didn't listen to us then. Don't make the same mistake again. It's the kind of war where you know how it starts and have no idea yet how it will end. It can be prevented and should be stopped immediately. Any further delay in this could be dangerous.

 

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