Where’s Hamas? The glaring omission in the UN’s latest anti-Israel report
In a particularly one-sided anti-Israel report on Thursday, researchers for the United Nations found that Israel likely committed war crimes during its security operations at the Gaza-Israel border last summer. Shockingly, the report includes only one mention of Hamas in a negative sense.
But judged against the abundant evidence of Hamas malfeasance at the border last year, that single recognition is clear evidence of the report’s bias. Not only did Hamas fighters use civilians as human shields, and as propaganda during those showdowns at the border, the group did so repeatedly and deliberately.
Of course, like most of the media, the U.N. doesn’t identify these material, egregious breaches of humanitarian law. Instead, it focuses on Hamas’ decision to allow Palestinians to fly incendiary kites into Israel. It does not, however, do what the facts demand and blame Hamas for directing those kites. This is a deliberate attempt to present Hamas as the poor, weak, unarmed, innocent David, and Israel as the
We shouldn’t put up with this kind of absurdity for a simple reason: It is grossly unfair.
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