Page 20 - TORCH Magazine #12 - January 2019

The United Nations has blood on its hands.
At the end of last year, as Jews celebrated Hanukkah around the world, the UN General Assembly voted on a resolution to condemn Hamas. This resolution would have been the
first condemnation ever handed out by
the United Nations against the terrorist organisation that controls the Gaza Strip. Instead, the nations of the world failed to pass the resolution and once again let Hamas off the hook.
The vote stood at 87 countries in favour
of condemning Hamas, 57 countries against condemning Hamas and 33 countries who abstained. The vote failed to reach a two-thirds majority – a rule implemented by a last-minute Arab-led amendment.
Whilst Israel has been condemned hundreds of times by the global body, including nine condemnations in a single day in December 2018, the terrorists of Hamas are yet to be condemned. That’s never. Not once. Zero.
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