Hello everyone, I'm Lu Lu. Today we're going to talk about North Korea's hard-hitting Israel at the United Nations.
Recently, the United Nations welcomed a long-standing member, North Korea, which also sent a high-level delegation to the UN General Assembly again seven years later.This year's UN General Assembly is covered by the shadow of the Israeli conflict, and member states are busy discussing how to solve the Israeli conflict, and North Korea is no exception.
North Korea Vice Foreign Minister Kim Seong-gyung
North Korea's Deputy Foreign Minister Kim Feng Shui went to the United Nations General Assembly speech table, unlike the statement of most countries calling for a ceasefire in Pakistan, the DPRK chose "positive hard only Israel", said that China and Russia did not say a heavy word, and the sharpness of the wording also far outweighs other countries.
First, Kim referred directly to Israel's "genocide", strongly condemned Israel's actions, and strongly urged Israel to "stop crimes against humanity"; and then, Kim expressed clearly that today's Middle East is performing "more serious genocide and crimes against humanity than Hitler's".
It should be noted that previous UN reports also clearly mentioned Israel’s “genocide” behavior, but generally no country directly pointed to Israel’s nose to say this, as far as “greater crimes than Hitler” is not mentioned.
Netanyahu
Everyone thinks the same, on the one hand about the historical reasons for Hitler's massacre of Jews during the Second World War, on the other hand, now anger Israel with Pakistan peace talks has no benefit, how to solve the problem pragmatically is the solution.
Although everyone hasn't said such a heavy word, but for Israel's behavior is also condemned, but Israel is fighting with the U.S. backbone, still single-minded, so North Korea's voice is also the voice of justice, intended to be awake and beautiful.
Of course, although the United States wears the same pair of pants as Israel, it cannot openly oppose the world. Therefore, Trump held talks with Netanyahu at the White House a few days ago. After the meeting, he announced in a high profile that Israel had agreed to the "20-point plan" proposed by the United States. However, Trump did not forget to threaten Hamas. He urged Hamas to accept the plan, otherwise it would "fully support Israel's continued military operations".
Trump and Netanyahu
According to the White House’s announcement, key provisions include allowing Hamas to release detainees within 72 hours, Israel’s release of some Palestinian prisoners, and the establishment of a non-political interim governance agency to take over Gaza’s post-war affairs, but the general statement did not mention the international community’s recognized basis for the settlement of the Pakistani problem – the “two-state solution.”
In addition, Netanyahu has continued to claim to oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state, according to the US media, the plan remains "distant and vague" from the prospect of a Palestinian state, essentially providing the legitimacy of Israel's long-term control of the Gaza Strip.
Earlier, when Netanyahu delivered a speech at the UN General Assembly, representatives of Arab countries, Islamic countries, African countries and some European countries collectively got up and left. The originally packed seats were instantly empty, leaving only a few applause from the Israeli delegation and relatives and friends, which marked that "Israel is becoming an outcast on the international stage", and Israel's illusion of trying to portray its own enemy as the "common enemy of the West" had been completely shattered.
United Nations
In short, North Korea's "first show" of the UN General Assembly in seven years, in the most sharp way, ripped off the false veil of international politics.These words are both a condemnation of the United States for its atrocities, but also a complaint about the imbalance of the international order.
When 149 countries support the ceasefire resolution, when Netanyahu collectively resigns, when North Korea’s voice of justice triggers global debate, and a new international order that emphasizes fairness and justice is growing, that may be the true meaning of North Korea’s speech at the General Assembly.