’Israeli’ PM Slams UNHRC after Its Report Ratified

Local Editor

"Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the UN Human Rights Council following a resolution accepting a UNHRC report, which presented evidence of war crimes committed by the Zionist entity in the summer of 2014.

It urges the implementation of the report's recommendations and calls for proper prosecution of Zionist officials responsible for the alleged violations.

The decision came on the one year anniversary of "Israel's" "Operation Protective Edge" on Gaza. The commission determined that 1,462 Palestinian civilians were martyred, one-third of whom were children.

"The UN Human Rights Council is not interested in the facts and is not really interested in human rights," Netanyahu said in a statement.

Meanwhile, forty-one countries voted in favor of the resolution, while the US was the only country to vote against it. India, Kenya, Ethiopia, Paraguay and Macedonia abstained. The resolution was presented by the Palestinian delegation and backed by Muslim states.
Netanyahu attacked the UNHRC blaming the organization for condemning "Israel".

The "Israeli" primer stressed that UNHR had adopted more resolutions against "Israel" than the sum of all resolutions against other countries.

Nonetheless, Netanyahu indicated that the council "cannot call itself a human rights council ... Those who fear to openly attack terrorism will - in the end - be attacked by terrorism."

Neither this report, nor any other criticism, will stop "Israel" from defending its own citizens, according to the prime minister.

Earlier this week, Netanyahu reportedly questioned his country's membership in the UNHRC. "In light of the [UN Gaza] report, we will consider whether or not to stay in the Human Rights Council," Netanyahu said, according to Army Radio.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team