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The representative of Israel smashed the UN Charter in public, netizen: The last one to do this was Gaddafi

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In the middle of the night on May 10, Beijing time, at the 10th emergency special session of the United Nations General Assembly, a shocking scene occurred after the resolution on Palestine's accession to the United Nations was passed. Israel's representative to the United Nations, Erdan, took out a small paper shredder at the much-anticipated UN General Assembly, openly inserted the cover of the UN Charter into it, and smashed it, with the words "You are tearing up the UN Charter with your own hands." ”

The representative of Israel smashed the UN Charter in public, netizen: The last one to do this was Gaddafi

This move caused an uproar in the United Nations venue. Iran accused the move as revealing Israel's "arrogant" attitude. In their view, the Charter of the United Nations is valuable only if Member States remain silent about Israel's attack on Gaza.

The representative of Israel smashed the UN Charter in public, netizen: The last one to do this was Gaddafi

Iranian diplomats are even more outraged, accusing Israel of brutally killing more than 34,000 innocent women, children and civilians during the seven-month war, violating international humanitarian law and committing heinous genocide.

The Palestinian side issued a statement promptly after the adoption of the resolution expressing its heartfelt thanks to those countries that had firmly supported Palestine during the meeting. They strongly called on the United States to stop its partiality towards Israel, while urging the international community to exert pressure on Israel to earnestly implement the relevant UN resolutions.

The representative of Israel smashed the UN Charter in public, netizen: The last one to do this was Gaddafi

Some netizens said that the last one to do this was Gaddafi, but Israel is different from Libya, after all, there is a backstage of the United States. The United States does not care about the United Nations, and its strength is more important than a piece of paper from the United Nations.

Some netizens said that Gaddafi just made a tearing motion, but did not tear it off...... So Eldan was the first to do it. If you want it to perish, you must first make it crazy, and the wisest nation in the world now seems to be more or less ironic! The most ridiculous thing is that it was this charter that brought Israel into the United Nations in the first place!

The representative of Israel smashed the UN Charter in public, netizen: The last one to do this was Gaddafi

However, this crazy move by Erdan cannot change the established fact of the resolution on the accession of Palestine to the United Nations. No matter how much Israel tries to undermine the international order and rules, it cannot change the international community's concern about the question of Palestine and its condemnation of Israel's aggression.

In the face of Israel's arrogance and madness, the international community has not chosen to remain silent. Many countries have issued statements expressing strong condemnation of Israel's actions and demanding that Israel immediately stop its aggression against Palestine and respect international law and humanitarian spirit.

In fact, Israel's madness has also exposed its isolation and predicament in the international arena. Despite the support of the United States, Israel's image in the international community has been greatly diminished. Many countries have begun to re-examine their relationship with Israel and consider adopting more just and balanced policies.

In addition, the paper shredder incident in Erdan has also provoked deep reflection on the role of the United Nations. Despite its limitations and deficiencies on certain issues, the United Nations remains an important mechanism for maintaining world peace and stability. All countries should work together to strengthen the authority and effectiveness of the United Nations so that it could better play its role in international affairs.

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