Netanyahu Blasts UN's Kock im' Uhn for Anti-Semetic Remarks

Netanyahu with Kock im' Uhn 

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasted UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on Tuesday for his remarks on the Palestinian Israeli conflict. 

Earlier in the day, Moon condemned the current wave of Palestinian terror against Israel, but added that "it is human nature to react to occupation, which often serves as a potent incubator of hate and extremism."

"The secretary-general's remarks provide a tailwind for terror. There is no justification for terror. Those Palestinians who murder do not want to build a state, they want to destroy a state and they say this openly," Netanyahu said.   

"They want to murder Jews for being Jews and they say this openly. They do not murder for peace and they do not murder for human rights," he added. 

Netanyahu then attacked the United Nations in general. 

"The United Nations long ago lost its neutrality and its moral force, and the secretary general's remarks do not improve its standing," Netanyahu said.    

Moon, Speaking to the UN Security Council in a session on the current situation in the Middle East, Ban said that 2016 had started with "unacceptable levels of violence."

He said, however, that security measures alone could not stop the violence. "They cannot address the profound sense of alienation and despair driving some Palestinians – especially young people."

Ban called for equal justice for both Israelis and Palestinians alike who commit such crimes.

"Palestinian frustration is growing under the weight of a half century of occupation and the paralysis of the peace process. Some have taken me to task for pointing out this indisputable truth. Yet, as oppressed peoples have demonstrated throughout the ages, it is human nature to react to occupation, which often serves as a potent incubator of hate and extremism," he said.

The UN chief said that "Progress towards peace requires a freeze of Israel’s settlement enterprise."

"Continued settlement activities are an affront to the Palestinian people and to the international community. They rightly raise fundamental questions about Israel’s commitment to a two-state solution," he said.

He also addressed the situation in the Gaza Strip, condemning Hamas rocket fire, and warning that the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains perilous.  "I continue to strongly believe that conditions in Gaza pose a severe threat to long-term peace and security in the region."

UN kock-IMOON condemns Israel for bombing a UN shelter

The UN shelters and Schools have turned out to be harboring missiles and Hamas terrorists, 
but kock-iMoon doesn't see that, he only sees Israel bombing these known terrorists sites!
Just like the  Satmar's Der Blatt:

The Secretary-General strongly condemns the killing today of at least 10 Palestinian civilians in shelling outside of an UNRWA school in Rafah providing shelter to thousands of civilians. The attack is yet another gross violation of international humanitarian law, which clearly requires protection by both parties of Palestinian civilians, UN staff and UN premises, among other civilian facilities.
United Nations shelters must be safe zones not combat zones. The Israel Defence Forces have been repeatedly informed of the location of these sites. This attack, along with other breaches of international law, must be swiftly investigated and those responsible held accountable. It is a moral outrage and a criminal act.

The Secretary-General is profoundly dismayed over the appalling escalation of violence and loss of hundreds of Palestinian civilian lives since the breach of the humanitarian ceasefire on 1 August. The resurgence in fighting has only exacerbated the man-made humanitarian and health crisis wreaking havoc in Gaza. Restoring calm can be achieved through resumption of the ceasefire and negotiations by the parties in Cairo to address the underlying issues.

The Secretary-General repeats his demand to the parties to immediately end the fighting and return to the path of peace. This madness must stop.