Even in his final address as Secretary-General during the UN General Assembly’s high-level week, Guterres chose to use the podium to deliver a political indictment of Israel, with outrageous insinuations of “ethnic cleansing.”
@antonioguterres, this is not diplomacy. This is anti-Israel propaganda under the UN banner. You have turned your office into a tool for attacking Israel and shattered the organization’s credibility.
It is time for new leadership.
The UN Human Rights Council created this ongoing Commission of Inquiry in 2021 with an open-ended mandate focused solely on the OPT and Israel, including root causes. Israel is also the only country with a permanent HRC agenda item (Item 7).
The Commission says it examines violations by all parties. The US and others criticize the structure as reflecting disproportionate scrutiny unique to Israel versus other conflicts.
What happens when bias stops being a flaw in the system, and becomes the system itself?
For decades, @UN has built a permanent network of committees, mandates and mechanisms focused on Israel.
Read Part 1 of our series below.
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And the story doesn’t end at the spring.
Netanel leaves behind his widow, Merav, and six children.
Samara was captured alive.
Under the Palestinian Authority’s Pay-for-Slay system, Samara will receive a stipend six times the salary of a PA public school teacher.
One family lost a father and a husband.
His murderer enters a system designed to reward terrorists.
On the left is Netanel Shakron, 48, a father of six who went with his son to immerse in a natural spring on Yom Kippur eve.
On the right is Qadri Samara, 37, a Palestinian terrorist who went out the same day with a machine-gun to murder Jews.
Both men went to do what they considered sacred.
Their paths crossed at that natural spring. Samara opened fire, murdering Netanel in an act of Palestinian terrorism - in front of his 16-year-old son, Yoav.
In his final moments, Netanel saved Yoav’s life: “Dad, thank you for giving me my life.”
May Netanel’s memory be a blessing. 🕯️
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:
I extend my condolences to His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and the Al Maktoum family on the passing of Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum of Dubai.
On behalf of the people of Israel, I send my sympathies to his family and the people of the United Arab Emirates.
May his family find comfort and strength at this difficult time.
We didn’t hear the part where you condemn the Palestinian murderer who killed a Jewish father in front of his son yesterday, on the eve of Yom Kippur.
“Strong values”?
The terror attack against the Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Belleville on the eve of Yom Kippur marks a further escalation of the antisemitism crisis in Canada.
Our thoughts are with the police officer who acted with remarkable courage and was wounded in the line of duty. We pray for his full and speedy recovery.
Israel stands in solidarity with Canada’s Jewish community, which faces an increasingly threatening reality.
Open incitement that goes unaddressed in the public sphere, along with anti-Israel policies, is fueling antisemitism.
A change is needed.
For the next 25 hours, Israel is offline for Yom Kippur - the holiest day of the Jewish year, dedicated to fasting, prayer and reflection - except in the event of an emergency. 🇮🇱
This was Netanel Shakron, a father of six.
On the eve of Yom Kippur, he was brutally murdered in a Palestinian terror attack.
Today, six young Israeli children lost their father to heinous terrorism.
May his memory be a blessing. 🕯️
I had a good conversation with EU Commissioner for the Mediterranean @dubravkasuica.
I updated her on the positive developments in Israel-Morocco relations and on the outcomes of last Wednesday’s trilateral meeting in New York. I also proposed advancing joint projects involving Israel, Morocco and the European Union.
We discussed progress on two important EU-led humanitarian projects in Gaza on waste water treatment, and waste disposal.
I thanked Commissioner Šuica for her cooperation and look forward to continuing to work together in her important role as Commissioner for the Mediterranean.
Palestinian terror across Judea and Samaria on the eve of Yom Kippur:
11:30 - A Palestinian terrorist opens fire on Israelis near Neveh Tzuf. A 30-year-old Israeli is murdered.
12:36 - An attempted ramming attack near Jenin. No Israelis injured.
13:08 - An Israeli who mistakenly enters a Palestinian village in the Hebron Hills is reportedly attacked and injured.
13:39 - Another reported attempted ramming attack near Rimonim Junction.
13:42 - A vehicle reportedly attempts to ram two Israelis near Silwad before fleeing.
This is the reality of Palestinian terror: Israelis targeted for being Israeli - even on the eve of our holiest day.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:
"Our security forces are currently pursuing the vile terrorist who carried out the murderous attack in Binyamin. No terrorist is immune, neither are those who assist them; we will settle scores with all of them – in Gaza, in Lebanon, and in Judea and Samaria.
At the same time, our heroic fighters eliminated another terrorist who attempted to carry out a terrorist attack in Samaria.
I have instructed the IDF and the Shin Bet to carry out operations in Judea and Samaria with reinforced forces, to impose closures and carry out offensive measures and arrests in order to safeguard the security of Israeli citizens. I have instructed that steps are taken to demolish the terrorist's home immediately.
On behalf of all citizens of Israel, my wife and I send our heartfelt condolences to the family of the victim murdered in the terrorist attack and share in their heavy grief."
Wie kann das im Deutschland des Jahres 2026 überhaupt eine Debatte sein?
Am Vorabend von Jom Kippur, dem höchsten jüdischen Feiertag, wollen gewählte Vertreter in Heidenau neue Stolpersteine für Opfer der Nationalsozialisten verbieten – und ihre Erinnerung aus den Straßen an den Stadtrand verbannen.
Diese Steine tragen Namen. Erinnern an Leben. An Nachbarn, die deportiert und ermordet wurden.
Ihre Erinnerung gehört mitten in unsere Städte. Nicht versteckt an deren Rand.
Das ist beschämend.
Und vor den anstehenden Wahlen in Berlin und Mecklenburg-Vorpommern muss eines klar sein: Deutschland braucht eine Brandmauer gegen Antisemitismus – von ganz rechts und ganz links. Ohne Ausnahme.