The Zionist Entity’s War on the United Nations

Written by Daniel Mercado

On Sunday morning, just before dawn, two Israeli Merkava tanks destroyed the main gate of a military base and forcibly entered it. After the attack on the gates, only 100 yards away, shells were detonated releasing gas and, “sickening U.N. Personal”. [1]

This is not the first time the Israeli Occupying Forces had used chemical weapons in the past year. Last October 31^st, Amnesty International had reported that the IOF had deployed white phosphorus in Southern Lebanon. [2] While White Phosphorus has not been explicitly banned as the chemical can protect personnel through its use as a smoke screen, white phosphorous still can cause immense harm, injury, and even death to civilians - especially when a military force uses it in a densely populated area such as Southern Lebanon or the Gaza Strip. [3]

To this day, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz upholds his October 2^nd decision to bar the Secretary-General of the United Nations from entering the nation, because of the Secretary-General’s alleged refusal to condemn the Iranian missile strikes on Israel on October 1^st. The Secretary-General has, in fact, condemned the strikes. [4]

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