Source: The Bowl
The United States is using dirty tricks again.
After that, the United Nations should really consider the issue of relocation.
Since the United Nations General Assembly, the situation in Gaza is one of the most concerned issues.Many Western nations are also out of anger, beginning to strongly condemn the killing of Israel, announcing that they will recognize a Palestinian state during the Assembly.
The trend of the world can't be stopped by the United States.
But the United States has the means.
After all, the United Nations headquarters is in New York; after all, foreign officials need a U.S. visa to enter New York.
The United States frowned and planned. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio ordered the visas of Palestinian officials to be "denied and revoked".
Refuse, you don't have a visa yet, apply for a meeting in the United States, that's no way; Revoke. You already have a visa to the United States. I can also revoke you.
This will affect 80 Palestinian officials, including Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
I know that when you come to the United Nations General Assembly, you must accuse Israel of killing, you must criticize the United States for its connivance, and you must appeal for the support of the world; then I'm sorry, but I won't let you come.
The reason ?
The United States has a reason.
Until the PLO and the Palestinian Authority are recognized as partners for peace, they must continue to condemn terrorism - including the Oct. 7 massacre - and end its incitement to terrorism in education, as required by U.S. law and as the PLO has promised.
That is not enough.
The United States added: The Palestinian Authority must also stop its attempts to bypass negotiations through international law warfare activities, including recourse to the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice, and efforts to gain unilateral recognition of a hypothetical Palestinian state. These two steps essentially led to Hamas's refusal to release the hostages and led to the collapse of the Gaza ceasefire talks.
What does that mean?
Your Palestinian side must condemn Hamas terrorism over and over again.
You must not hate Israel in your education.
You cannot appeal to the International Criminal Court and the International Criminal Court.
4. You cannot let other countries recognize a "hypothetical" Palestinian state.
It was you who caused the negotiations to break down, and Hamas was unwilling to release the hostages.
Terrorism is of course to be condemned. The struggle is brutal, the Palestinian cause is just, but resorting to terrorism is undoubtedly short-sighted.
But the most critical and deadly problem in Gaza today is that more than 50,000 people have been killed, and a group of children, women, and elderly are starving alive.
The United States also ordered the Palestinian side not to say, not to appeal, and not to hate Israel.
Furthermore, other Western countries cannot stand it anymore and want to recognize a Palestinian state, but the United States believes that this is also your fault.
The U.S. has also hypocritically said that the Palestinian delegation to the United Nations “will be granted immunities under the UN headquarters agreement.”
I see that CNN immediately commented on it saying, “Refusing Abbas’s visa seems to be a violation of the agreement because the UN recognizes Palestine as a non-member observer state.”
America, do you have any minimum shame and conscience when you tease the Palestinians like this?
Where is the law of heaven?
I have to say that in this world, the law of heaven often does not exist at all.
Power is not necessarily truth, but truth is often no match for power.
As someone who has worked in that place, I can’t stand to say a lot, but one unquestionable fact is that Gaza is witnessing the most tragic tragedy of the 21st century.
Frankly speaking, the picture I can't bear to see most recently is the picture of Gaza. There are too many blood stains, too many human tragedies, and every child is bloody. Before their lives unfold, they completely disappear into the world...
Children in Gaza are very small.
Hamas indiscriminately kills Israeli civilians. In today's world, it must be condemned and undesirable; but is it right for Israel to fight hard and turn Gaza into hell on earth?
Are the killed children and women also terrorists, and is it in line with international humanitarianism to kill them all, to bomb them, to starve them alive?
Poor people, they are just unfortunate people living in hell.
We are saddened to see that one after another Security Council proposals calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza were eventually vetoed by the United States.
Now the U.S. sends out another killer, you want to come to the United Nations General Assembly to complain to the whole world, there is no door!
I saw that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issued a statement on the 29th saying that he was "deeply regretted and shocked" by the US State Department's move and called on the US to "reconsider and reverse its decision".
Alas, at this point, he didn't dare to blame, it could only be regret and shock, and humble prayers.
Finally what do you think?
With a sigh, it's still three superficial points.
First, the United States is becoming more and more arrogant.
In the past, Abbas was allowed to come to New York to ask the Palestinians to express their sadness.
Now they are not allowed to come.
Even, whoever sues Israel in the International Court of Justice will have his visa revoked; Whoever decides on Israel in the International Court of Justice will do disaster to him and his family.
America, ah America, this is your moral justice?
Rubio, Rubio, this is your American value diplomacy!
Second, this is the shame of the world.
I have seen that many Western countries finally can not stand it anymore and want to recognize the state of Palestine.
But what about the United States behind Israel?
The world is still helpless, and the international community is watching numbly. This is a shame to the world.
Palestinians are even more desperate to cry.
It is said in the Qur’an that the heavens and the earth are in the midst of the earth, and the earth is in the midst of the earth, and the earth is in the midst of the earth, and the earth is in the midst of the earth, and the earth is in the midst of the earth.
When silence becomes the norm, justice becomes a luxury.
What about Western countries, your democracy and human rights, your noble values?
Third, the United Nations should really consider relocating.
The United States, headquartered in New York, has a clear international obligation to allow foreign officials to attend the United Nations meetings.
However, the United States doesn't abide by the rules at all, and whoever it doesn't like it will revoke the visa to the United Nations.
UN Secretary-General, are you okay with that? What about your anger?
Of course, the secretary-general really filmed the case, not to say, the United States turned his face, not even to let him go to New York.
The United States is no longer the former United States, the United Nations has become an increasingly depressing United Nations.
Where to move?
I believe there are many cities around the world that are more suitable than New York, and I don’t know that there is no place for Yuan.