U.S. LEADS SECURITY COUNCIL CHARGE AGAINST ISRAEL
US leads Security Council charge against Israel
US ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice forgot on Tuesday that there’s an election in nine and a half months and led the charge against Israel in the UN Security Council. This is a preview to what things will look like if God forbid Obama is reelected, and it had a lot in common with a vacuum cleaner, with Tom Brady’s performance in the AFC Championship game and with Kevin Paul DuPont. This is from the first link.
During a Security Council session, US Ambassador Susan Rice urged Israel to halt all settlement construction in the West Bank and work to quell settler violence against Palestinians. She also expressed concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Ah yes, the ‘humanitarian situation‘ in Gaza. What a load of c**p.
And with Rice slamming Israel, it was food fight time. The UK and Germany piled on. This is from the first link.
British Ambassador to the UN Mark Grant accused Israel of employing violence in the territories and called on the Jewish state to halt all settlement construction, including in east Jerusalem.
Germany’s UN ambassador, Peter Wittig, said Israel was attempting to detach east Jerusalem from the West Bank, a move he claimed would make the establishment of a Palestinian state impossible.
And Ron Prosor, Israel’s ambassador to the UN, slammed right back.
In his response to the criticism, Israeli Ambassador Ron Prosor told the Security Council, “The primary obstacle to peace is not settlements. The primary obstacle to peace is the so-called ‘claim (right) of return.’ Let me repeat that: the major hurdle to peace is the Palestinian’s insistence on the so-called ‘claim of return.'”
“You will never hear Palestinian leaders say ‘two states for two peoples’. If you ever hear them say ‘two states for two peoples’, please phone my office immediately. Call me ‘collect’ in the event of such an unprecedented occurrence,” he said.
“You won’t hear them say ‘two states for two peoples’ because today the Palestinian leadership is calling for an independent Palestinian state, but insists that its people return to the Jewish state. This would mean the destruction of Israel.
Prosor continued to say that “the idea that Israel will be flooded with millions of Palestinians will never be accepted. The international community knows it. The Palestinian leadership knows it. But the Palestinian people aren’t hearing it. In a poll conducted by the Palestinian Center for Public Opinion last November, 90% of Palestinians said that they would not give up the ‘claim of return.’ This gap between their perception and reality is – and will remain – the major obstacle to peace.
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