Israel’s foreign minister accused Antonio Guterres of backing terrorists, rapists, and murderers and branded him a stain on the history of the United Nation.
Antonio Guterres, the secretary-general of the United Nations, has been banned from visiting Israel and declared “persona non grata” by the foreign minister of Israel.
Israel Katz, the foreign minister of Israel, accused Guterres on Wednesday with failing to unequivocally” condemn Iran’s missile attack on Israel. Israel has been complaining about the UN’s approach throughout the whole year that it has been in Gaza.
Katz wrote on X, “Anyone who does not deserve to condem heinous attack attack on Israel do not deserve to set foot on Israeli soil attack on Israel, as almost every country in the world has done.arming to his theme, the official accused the UN chief of giving his backing to terrorists, rapists, and murderers” and branded him “a stain on the history of the UN
The attack came in response to Guterres’s statement regarding Iran’s missile barrageShortly after the attack, Guterres condemned the escalation of violence in the region but made no mention of Iran.
The UN chief wrote on Tuesday evening: “I condemn the broadening of the Middle East conflict with escalation after escalation. This must stop. We absolutely need a ceasefire.”
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Sour relations between Israel and United Nation leadership
Israel and the UN, among many other international organizations, have long been at variance. However, since Israel began its ceaseless assault in Gaza on October 7, in response to Hamas attacks on southern Israel, ties between the state and the international organization have reached a new low.
In the piece he wrote, Katz said that the UN head was backing “Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Iran,” which he referred to as “the mothership of global terror,” and had failed to condemn “the massacre and sexual atrocities committed by Hamas murderers on October 7.”
While Israel shifted its primary attention to Hezbollah and the conflict erupted into Lebanon late last month, Guterres expressed his “grave alarm” at the increasingly worsening circumstances and “the large number of civilian casualties.”
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