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Israeli Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon declared this Monday that his country “I will evaluate the relationship” with the general secretary of the organization, Antonio Guterres, to whom the government of the Jewish country declared “persona non grata”‘ last week.
Danone made a statement to the media A year has passed since the Hamas attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023. what led to the current war in the Gaza Strip, now expanded to Lebanon, and repeatedYou don’t like the UN’s general position on this conflict.
“The UN has failed us time and time again”said the diplomat, adding that a meeting was convened this Monday act in defense of victims of Hamas attacks and Israeli hostages, whom he has invited and expects “dozens” of ambassadors to attend, but has not mentioned Guterres.
When asked whether the UN chief was invited, Danon noted that this is a “delicate” case. but he saidcheck out the video he posted this weekend about the October 7th anniversarywhich “was well received in Israel,” although he insisted that “the past year has been difficult.”
My message on the anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attacks. pic.twitter.com/0NPlHyAT6s
— Antonio Guterres (@antonioguterres) October 5, 2024
About the declaration “persona non grata” Guterres in Israel last week, Danone confirmed this status, but seemed to make a concession:
As I said, we will evaluate the relationship. We here at the UN are working with UN agencies, but we are disappointed.
The Ambassador noted that Israel “will not abandon” hostages, “We will continue negotiations on a ceasefire and at the same time putting more pressure” and assured that there will be a response to Iran’s recent attacks.
As for the hostages. The diplomat said it would be a “miracle” if Hamas released them tomorrow. this could put an end to “Israeli activities in Gaza”, but He said he was not optimistic about this.
(EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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