«Israel» to Stop Funding UN Institutions

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The "Israeli" entity's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made his first comments since Friday's UN Security Council vote, Saturday night at a ceremony celebrating the first night of Hanukkah.

Netanyahu told the crowd that he was there to comfort everyone following the UN's decision.

The decision was "shameful," the "Israeli" primer repeated multiple times.

"The Security Council decision calls ‘Israeli' land occupied and that is just shameful, the decision calls the Western Wall occupied land, it is shameful," Netanyahu said.

Speaking of former US President Barak Obama's choice to abstain from voting, Netanyahu said that Obama went against the "Israeli" entity, backing out of the commitment it had made to stand for the entity.

Netanyahu alleged that Obama's "decision not only does not help us make peace, it stands in the way of peace."

The premier continued, speaking of the current war in Syria, question why of all the current problems happening in the Middle East, the Security Council chose to pick on the only "democracy" in the region.

The "Israeli" PM said that the entity will not accept the decision and it will be cancelled. He further said that "Israel" would stop funding UN institutions.

Netanyahu has instructed the entity's ambassadors in New Zealand and Senegal to return to the "Israeli" entity for consultations, his spokesman said on Friday, in response to a UN resolution on settlements.

The United Nations Security Council [UNSC] voted on Friday to adopt a resolution condemning "Israeli" settlement activity as illegal, and demanding that the entity "immediately and completely cease all settlement activities in the 'occupied' Palestinian territory, including east al-Quds [Jerusalem]".

Fourteen out of the 15 voting members of the Council voted in favor of the resolution, none voted against it, and the US chose to abstain instead of casting its veto on the initiative.

The vote was originally scheduled to take place on Thursday, but in a dramatic turn of events, Egypt, which had introduced the draft resolution, withdrew it just hours before it was due to be considered at the Security Council.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team