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USA: Veto of UN resolution on lifting Gaza aid restrictions and release of hostages is shameful and inhumane amid Israel’s ongoing genocideResponding to the US government’s decision to veto a draft UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the occupied Gaza Strip, the release of hostages, and the “immediate and unconditional lifting of all restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid”, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, Agnès Callamard, said:  “This latest shameful US veto – one in a long list – gives Israel the green light to continue its genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. It allows Israel to continue starving Palestinian civilians and creating conditions of life meant to bring about their destruction. “The US has squandered yet another crucial opportunity to demand that Israel ends civilian bloodshed. What possible justification can there be for blocking action by the UN Security Council that could help to end the harrowing starvation and suffering, free hostages and lift Israel’s suffocating aid restrictions? “The lives of more than 2 million Palestinians are at stake: babies and children hospitalized for malnutrition-related symptoms; tens of thousands of children sleeping on empty stomachs; families unable to access flour for weeks; mothers too malnourished to breastfeed their infants; injured civilians deprived of life-saving medical supplies; and starved and emaciated fathers walking for hours under inhumane conditions to collect a parcel of food, not knowing if they’d even return home to their children.  

The US can and must do its part to put an end to this manmade catastrophe, which it has contributed to.Agnès Callamard, Amnesty International’s Secretary General

“As the occupying power, Israel has a clear obligation under international law to ensure the population in the territory it controls has adequate access to food, medicine and other supplies essential to their survival. It has repeatedly refused to do so. All states, including the United States, have an obligation to prevent genocide, cooperate to bring it to an end and punish perpetrators.“Israel’s newly established militarized humanitarian aid scheme, run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, is not the answer as it is at odds with humanitarian principles and international law. The danger, ineffectiveness and utter depravity of this scheme became painfully clear as dozens of Palestinians, many of whom are sole providers for their families, were killed or injured while trying to access food. Nothing short of lifting all restrictions on entry of humanitarian aid will do. “The US can and must do its part to put an end to this manmade catastrophe, which it has contributed to. It must immediately halt arms transfers and military assistance, press Israel to lift all aid restrictions and push for an immediate ceasefire by all parties. The survival of 2.2 million Palestinians in Gaza depends on it.” 

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Hey ***, he needs to murder two million more including you.

Right now...TRUMP is busy with our own country's insurrection. We don't have time to "POLICE" the rest of the world Brown.

The people of Gaza are no different than the other people under 110 armed conflicts around the globe.

https://geneva-academy.ch/galleries/tod ... -conflicts

jerra b » Today, 2:25 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 2:25 pm

USA: Veto of UN resolution on lifting Gaza aid restrictions and release of hostages is shameful and inhumane amid Israel’s ongoing genocideResponding to the US government’s decision to veto a draft UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the occupied Gaza Strip, the release of hostages, and the “immediate and unconditional lifting of all restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid”, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, Agnès Callamard, said:  “This latest shameful US veto – one in a long list – gives Israel the green light to continue its genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. It allows Israel to continue starving Palestinian civilians and creating conditions of life meant to bring about their destruction. “The US has squandered yet another crucial opportunity to demand that Israel ends civilian bloodshed. What possible justification can there be for blocking action by the UN Security Council that could help to end the harrowing starvation and suffering, free hostages and lift Israel’s suffocating aid restrictions? “The lives of more than 2 million Palestinians are at stake: babies and children hospitalized for malnutrition-related symptoms; tens of thousands of children sleeping on empty stomachs; families unable to access flour for weeks; mothers too malnourished to breastfeed their infants; injured civilians deprived of life-saving medical supplies; and starved and emaciated fathers walking for hours under inhumane conditions to collect a parcel of food, not knowing if they’d even return home to their children.  


“As the occupying power, Israel has a clear obligation under international law to ensure the population in the territory it controls has adequate access to food, medicine and other supplies essential to their survival. It has repeatedly refused to do so. All states, including the United States, have an obligation to prevent genocide, cooperate to bring it to an end and punish perpetrators.“Israel’s newly established militarized humanitarian aid scheme, run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, is not the answer as it is at odds with humanitarian principles and international law. The danger, ineffectiveness and utter depravity of this scheme became painfully clear as dozens of Palestinians, many of whom are sole providers for their families, were killed or injured while trying to access food. Nothing short of lifting all restrictions on entry of humanitarian aid will do. “The US can and must do its part to put an end to this manmade catastrophe, which it has contributed to. It must immediately halt arms transfers and military assistance, press Israel to lift all aid restrictions and push for an immediate ceasefire by all parties. The survival of 2.2 million Palestinians in Gaza depends on it.” 



https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/ ... -genocide/

You are really an expert of casting blame on everyone else ignoring how life exists naturally alive evolving as genetically eternally separated by heartbeats forward since personally conceived into a specific ancestral lineage and current generation gap after birth.

Chromosomes don't lie about physical characteristics of shape and form living forward here now. DNA streaming of chromosomes results being the 8.2 billion idealistic souls wishing now wasn't eternity and punishing any ancestor that admits it is.

It is Biblical.

MR-7 » Today, 2:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 2:43 pm

Right now...TRUMP is busy with our own country's insurrection. We don't have time to "POLICE" the rest of the world Brown.

how did this insurrection start?

More stupid spin.

jerrab » Today, 4:07 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 4:07 pm

how did this insurrection start?

Your fine people murdered 1500 Jews on 10/7.......no whining, you **** around and found out.

MR-7 » Today, 2:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 2:43 pm

Right now...TRUMP is busy with our own country's insurrection. We don't have time to "POLICE" the rest of the world Brown.

We didn't have one before he returned to office.

Blackvegetable » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

We didn't have one before he returned to office.

LOL, you did have a brain dead moron pilfering tax dollars to enrich his family.

You remember, don't you...the big guy with the permanent ice cream brain freeze?

 

RebelGator » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

5 minutes ago

LOL, you did have a brain dead moron pilfering tax dollars to enrich his family.

You remember, don't you...the big guy with the permanent ice cream brain freeze?

You tried hard to make that case.

Couldn't get a referral out of a stacked committee.

Meanwhile the rapist was found liable twice and convicted on 34 counts.
 

MR-7 » Today, 2:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 2:43 pm

Right now...TRUMP is busy with our own country's insurrection. We don't have time to "POLICE" the rest of the world Brown.

you are fine with trump giving 3 billion dollars to israel every year. this proves you that trump cares for israel more than americans,

Blackvegetable » Today, 6:03 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:03 pm

We didn't have one before he returned to office.

**** you, lying *** traitor. Die

MR-7 » Yesterday, 2:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 2:43 pm

Right now...TRUMP is busy with our own country's insurrection. We don't have time to "POLICE" the rest of the world Brown.

You sure are on a wreckshunism son..  This shyt is limp.  Hwhauk Tuah is gonna chew you up and spit you out.

But I do agree with you..  Anarchists that beat up cops are Criminals.  There ain;t no difference between the J6 Insurrectionists who have been pardoned and making money on celebrity status and the folks throwing stones in LA. Except for maybe one..  The J6'rs probably voted.  The ones in LA probably don't vote and  just hate Authority.  You take your authorization from the Satan Trump as a mandate for the destruction of what every dead soldier in the Veteran's Cemetery died for.

I went there on Memorial Day.  I balled my eyes out in sorrow at what we have lost.  You need to row your oars in the right direction of history @MR
 

MR-7 » Yesterday, 2:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 2:43 pm

Right now...TRUMP is busy with our own country's insurrection. We don't have time to "POLICE" the rest of the world Brown.

How many trade deals has he completed?

He only has about 20 days left...
 

jerra b » Yesterday, 4:07 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 4:07 pm

how did this insurrection start?

Why does it continue? Humanity governs through psychological class warfare in every generation gap lived since dawn of civilization this species has been corrupting itself daily here.

You believe character matters and characteristics is just a dream state of mind personal brains have to adapt as eternally separated by their position of ancestry only existing as eternally different now, in the moment here.

What do you hold people accountable for? Staying true to their ancestral beliefs or remaining honest about all they been since a fertilized cell?

jerrab » Yesterday, 6:53 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 6:53 pm

you are fine with trump giving 3 billion dollars to israel every year. this proves  to you that trump cares for israel more than americans,

Is there a point to your reply? Maybe U should have done your homework.

U.S. aid to Israel: How much money the U.S. gives per …

Nov 4, 2023 · Driving the news: President Biden requested at least $14.3 billion in additional assistance to Israel, which would include money for air and missile defense systems, including the Iron Dome.

The U.S. currently allocates $3.8 billion a year for Israel’s defense based on a 2016 memorandum of understanding forged between the Obama administration and the Netanyahu government, a deal struck after the two leaders bitterly feuded over the Iran nuclear deal. An additional $14 billion for Israel’s defense, alongside Biden’s decision to deploy two aircraft carrier strike groups to the region, marks a “historic inflection point” in the U.S.-Israel relationship, according to Michael Oren, former Israeli ambassador to the United States. 

Does this prove to you that biden cares more for Israel than Americans?
 
 
 

MR-7 » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

Is there a point to your reply? Maybe U should have done your homework.

U.S. aid to Israel: How much money the U.S. gives per …

Nov 4, 2023 · Driving the news: President Biden requested at least $14.3 billion in additional assistance to Israel, which would include money for air and missile defense systems, including the Iron Dome.

The U.S. currently allocates $3.8 billion a year for Israel’s defense based on a 2016 memorandum of understanding forged between the Obama administration and the Netanyahu government, a deal struck after the two leaders bitterly feuded over the Iran nuclear deal. An additional $14 billion for Israel’s defense, alongside Biden’s decision to deploy two aircraft carrier strike groups to the region, marks a “historic inflection point” in the U.S.-Israel relationship, according to Michael Oren, former Israeli ambassador to the United States. 

Does this prove to you that biden cares more for Israel than Americans?

Bebe is a problem man.. Gas Chambers and Ovens are more humane than starvation.
 

Blackvegetable » Yesterday, 6:03 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 6:03 pm

We didn't have one before he returned to office.

Correct! There was no insurrection prior to TRUMP returning to office. But now there is one. Thanks for pointing that out.