#un hypocrisy

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[some-israeli-guy]

Hey UNRWA, before you start bitching at Israel about killing the head of UNRWA's teachers' association, please explain why a high ranking member of yours is also the commander of Hamas in Lebanon?

[eretzyisrael]

UN's Collective Punishment of 21 Million Yemenis While Condemning Israel

UN's Hypocrisy: Punishing Yemen's Millions and Fostering Terrorism

The UN’s decision to suspend humanitarian aid operations in Yemen’s Houthi-controlled Sa'ada governorate, after the kidnapping of eight more UN workers on January 23, is a stunning betrayal. This decision not only ignores the brutal reality facing millions of Yemenis who are dependent on life-saving aid, but it is a clear case of the UN itself punishing the innocent—something it has vocally condemned when it comes to Israel’s actions in Gaza.

Guterres’s stance has been loud and clear when condemning "collective punishment" in the case of Gaza—an accusation that is not only unsubstantiated, but now seems even more hypocritical. The true collective punishment is happening right now in Yemen. The UN is punishing Yemen’s most vulnerable, denying over 21 million people vital aid because of the actions of a terrorist organization that has been kidnapping UN and humanitarian workers for months.

What’s perhaps even more outrageous is the almost total media silence on this issue. No international headlines, no spotlight on these workers, and no outcry from the same world that so vehemently criticizes Israel’s actions. These kidnapped individuals—who remain nameless and faceless in the eyes of the global community—are not even officially referred to as hostages by the UN itself. Instead, the language used to describe them is sanitized and distant. They are merely "detained," as though they were arrested by a legitimate government after committing a crime. But these people are victims, kidnapped by a violent, illegitimate terrorist group.

This double standard is impossible to ignore. The UN has spent over a year falsely condemning what it calls "collective punishment" in Gaza while, in Yemen, it is enacting the same kind of punishment against millions of innocent civilians that it supposedly stands against. These humanitarian workers deserve recognition, accountability, and an urgent response. Instead, they are left nameless, erased from the narrative, as the world watches in silence.

It is time for the international community, and the UN, to stop playing politics!

[archtroop]

He's right, you know.

[loki-god-of-mischief-13]

Yo, mad respect for the President of Argentina calling out the UN’s hypocrisy

Argentina's President Milei calls out UN's hypocrisy in condemning Israel

During his remarks, Milei criticized the UN for its hypocrisies in criticizing Israel. 

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