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FM Katz Addresses Special Discussion of the United Nations Security Council

Minister of Transportation and Road Safety and Minister of Intelligence Affairs , 2015- Wikipedia
Minister of Transportation and Road Safety and Minister of Intelligence Affairs , 2015- Wikipedia


Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mar. 11, 2024

“The United Nations has been silent regarding on the actions of Hamas for too long.”
 
Minister of Foreign Affairs Israel Katz participated this evening (Monday, 11 March 2024) in the special emergency discussion at the UN Security Council on the report on Hamas’ sexual crimes during the October 7 massacre.

Together with the families of the abductees – Eli Albag, father of the abductee Liri Albag, and Aviva Siegel who returned from Hamas captivity and whose husband Keith is still being held captive – FM Katz demanded that the members of the Security Council exert as much pressure as possible on Hamas to immediately and unconditionally release all the abductees, declare Hamas a terrorist organization and impose personal sanctions on its leaders.

Gilad Erdan, Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Mai Golan, Minister for Social Equality and Promotion of the Status of Women, and Brig. Gen. (res.) Gal Hirsch were also present at the discussion.

Following is the full text of FM Katz’s speech [translated from Hebrew]:

“Ms. Pratten, Members of the Security Council, Ladies and Gentlemen,

I would like to thank the United States, France and the United Kingdom for heeding our call to convene this Council today, and Japan for making this emergency meeting of the Council possible.

Today, we can illuminate the darkness of the families affected by those Hamas killers who committed crimes against innocent Israelis and against humanity.

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