Hamas in Gaza just fired rockets at Israeli cities of Ashdod & Ashkelon, injuring a 62-year-old man in the torso & a 28-year-old man in the limbs.
Peace accords were just signed between Israel & two Arab states.
UN rights chief @mbachelet ignores all the above, attacks Israel.
I took the floor at the United Nations:
Madam President,
We meet on a historic day. For the past century, the Middle East has been the scene of war, bloodshed, enmity and suffering.
In the Arab-Israeli conflict, hostilities included deadly wars in 1948, ‘56, ‘73, and ‘82...
as well as other deadly wars of attrition and terror. In Israel and Arab countries, an estimated 230,000 men, women and children were injured or lost their lives.
Worldwide, the conflict sparked fears of a clash between the nuclear-armed superpowers, while the Arab Oil Embargo..
of 1973 shocked the global economy, quadrupled the price of oil, and triggered a worldwide energy crisis. Those applying this embargo included Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.
Madam President,
Today is a historic day. In the 20th century, a total of two peace accords...
were achieved between Israel and Arab states — Egypt in 1979, and Jordan in 1994.
Yet today, in one day, that number will double. Only moments from now, on the White House Lawn, both the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain will sign peace agreements with Israel.
The three countries have already begun speaking of a new era — of peace, normalization, mutual cooperation, trade, tourism, prosperity and hope.
The peace agreements have been welcomed by countries around the globe, including Egypt, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, which itself...
announced that it will allow overflight rights to planes flying to and from Israel.
Today is indeed a day of hope.
But I am confused.
If the United Nations and this Human Rights Council truly care about human rights and peace, why did the United Nations Human Rights Chief...
just speak here, making numerous references to the Middle East, yet without mentioning once this historic moment of peace and hope?
Why, instead, did she only point the finger of blame at one side — at Israel?
Why did she not mention the peace agreements being signed today in Washington?
Does this Human Rights Council truly want peace and human rights for everyone?
Why does the Agenda of the council single out only one state, Israel?
Why are half the condemnatory resolutions of this council targeting only one state, Israel?
Why does this council's expert on the Palestinian territories examine only Israel's actions, while turning a blind eye to the abuses of Hamas and Islamic Jihad?
On this historic day, when Arab countries and Israel come together in peace, the question before the United Nations is a crucial question: Do they truly want peace, do they truly want human rights?
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2: Palestinian women take part in 5-kilometer Palestine Marathon along the coastal road near Nuseirat in the central Gaza Strip, May 8, 2026. (AP Photo/Abdel Kareem Hana)
2/ Mengele, under the alias Helmut Gregor, flew from his refuge in Argentina to Switzerland in 1956 to spend a skiing holiday in Engelberg with his future wife Martha, his widowed sister-in-law, and his son Rolf, the only child from his previous marriage to Irene Schönbein.
3/ Josef Mengele and his son Rolf during a skiing holiday in Engelberg, Switzerland, in 1956. @Weltwoche
Previous photo: Cover of the illustrated magazine Bunte from June 27, 1985.
.@MarkJCarney Prime Minister, why did you appoint a Governor-General who admitted herself that as U.N. human rights chief she gave a free pass to the worst tyrannies, saying she was “constrained by the reality of the organization's power centers, including China and Russia”?
2/ In fact, as U.N. high commissioner from 2004-2008, Louise Arbour turned a blind eye to billions of victims in 153 countries, including of regimes in Algeria, Bangladesh, Belarus, North Korea, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Vietnam & Yemen.
3/ UN Watch's Aug. 2008 report revealed that in her official statements over a two-year period, Arbour criticized China only once—and that she never said a single word on Russia. Instead, she posed for pictures taking flowers from Vladimir Putin, legitimizing his brutal regime.
DAY OF INFAMY: New video shows the moment when Canada, Australia, UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Finland, Norway, Austria and Switzerland joined the consensus decision to nominate Iran—and when they were repeatedly invited to object. They chose silence.
I regret that some democracies now suggest they never endorsed Iran for this UN committee that soon meets to address women's rights.
Ask your MP and foreign minister:
1. Yes or no, did our government join ECOSOC's April 8 consensus nomination of the Islamic Republic of Iran?
2. Yes or no, did the United States take the floor in that meeting to disassociate from the consensus nomination of Iran, stating that the regime threatens its neighbors, infringes on the Iranian people’s ability to exercise their basic human rights, and is thus unfit to serve?
GOOD NEWS: World Bank ousts husband of Hamas apologist Francesca Albanese from key post after we exposed him as a dangerous nutcase who for a decade promoted Jihadi terrorism and Holocaust inversion. Albanese lashes out in The Guardian: “The World Bank was completely craven.” 🧵
2/ We demanded the World Bank hold Massimiliano Calì to account for extremist political conduct flagrantly violating his duty to “act responsibly in public statements” and avoid “compromising World Bank neutrality” and causing “reputational risks.”
Our 📨: unwatch.org/wp-content/upl…
3/ Like his wife, Cali is a dangerous nutcase who says Israel “invents” terrorist attacks. He equates the IDF fighting Hamas rockets with the Nazis murdering Jews in the Warsaw ghetto. He collaborates with his wife in promoting Holocaust inversion. unwatch.org/world-bank-eco…
“Montréal is lost”: Journalist doesn’t feel safe covering pro-terror protesters that police “babysit” every week. In Toronto, three synagogues were just attacked by gunfire.
In Canada today, the jihadi mobs get police protection. Jews and journalists have to fend for themselves.
@TLNewmanMTL: “The group ‘Montreal for Palestine’ calls for jihad—like they've done weekly. No politicians in Canada seem to care. News outlets never mention it. Why is that?”
@TLNewmanMTL @MarkJCarney @PierrePoilievre @francoislegault @csiscanada @rcmpgrcpolice @SPVM 3/ Pro-Jihadis rally openly on the streets of my beloved hometown Montreal, pledging allegiance to “resistance” in Gaza (Hamas), “resistance” in Lebanon (Hezbollah), and “resistance” in Montreal. This terror supporter should be deported or prosecuted. x.com/ThevoiceAlexa/…