Israel's UN Envoy Accuses World Body of Legitimizing Israel's Destroyers at Auschwitz
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS French by baba
Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon led a delegation of ambassadors to Auschwitz, accusing the international community of hypocrisy for remembering the Holocaust while granting legitimacy to regimes calling for Israel's destruction. Danon stated that Iran's regime continues to call for Israel's annihilation. The visit aimed to strengthen the fight against antisemitism and underscore the historical dangers of hatred.
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- Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon accused the international community of hypocrisy at Auschwitz.
- Danon stated that the Iranian regime continues to call for Israel's destruction.
- He criticized the UN for granting legitimacy to those inciting hatred and murder.
- The visit aimed to bolster the global fight against antisemitism.
- German Ambassador Ricklef Beutin was among the delegation members.
Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, led a delegation of dozens of UN ambassadors to the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp in Poland on Wednesday. During the visit, Danon strongly criticized the international community's stance on Iranian threats against Israel, accusing it of hypocrisy between Holocaust remembrance and granting legitimacy to regimes within international institutions.
"As we stand on this land soaked in the blood of our six million brothers and sisters, the Iranian terrorist regime continues to call for the destruction of Israel," Danon told the diplomats. "The international community cannot whisper 'Never again' while simultaneously granting legitimacy at the UN to those who incite hatred and murder," he added.
The visit is part of an Israeli initiative to bolster the fight against antisemitism within the UN and globally. This year's focus was on the practical activities of the working group against antisemitism, established at Danon's initiative. The German Ambassador to the UN, Ricklef Beutin, was among the participants.
Danon emphasized that the visit to Auschwitz should enable diplomats to grasp the historical consequences of anti-Jewish hatred and better understand current dangers. "The international community must see with its own eyes where hatred leads," he insisted. "We cannot fight today's antisemitism without understanding its historical significance."
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