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Netanyahu Wanted To ‘Punish’ UNESCO for Rejecting ‘Israeli’ Sovereignty Claims over Al-Quds
Local Editor
Following the decision by the UNESCO Executive Committee that the Zionist entity is not the sovereign in occupied al-Quds, the ‘Israeli' Regavim Movement is currently calling for the return of the UN al-Quds compound to the hands of the occupying power.
Relatively, there were calls that Zionist PM Benjamin Netanyahu respond with practical step following UNESCO decision: 'Remove organization from compound belonging to ‘Israel'."
In this regard, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization [UNESCO] approved on Tuesday a resolution that describes ‘Israel' as an occupying power and rejects its sovereignty claims over all of occupied al-Quds.
The new resolution, passed with 22 countries in favor, said ‘Israel' has no legal or historical rights anywhere in al-Quds.
"Any action taken by ‘Israel', the occupying power, to impose its laws, jurisdiction and administration on the city of Jerusalem [al-Quds] are illegal and therefore null and void and have no validity whatsoever," the resolution's statement said.
The resolution also described as null and void any decision by the ‘Israeli' parliament, its supreme court, or any other ‘Israeli' authority that pertains to al-Quds.
The measure further slammed the ‘Israeli' excavations in East al-Quds and the Old City.
The resolution was approved despite ‘Israel's' intense attempts to exert pressure on members of the UN body to vote against it.
Netanyahu had earlier made phone calls to European leaders in a bid to convince them to reject the resolution.
The resolution has drawn Tel Aviv's ire. It had reportedly been drafted with the help of Germany.
Germany and several other European countries have been troubled for months by ‘Israel's' new illegal settlement plans across the occupied Palestinian territories.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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