America, England, and France’s support for the Israeli regime; what genocide?
Dorothy Shea, the US deputy ambassador to the United Nations, at a Security Council meeting held at Israel’s request on the occupied Palestinian territories, while firmly supporting the Israeli regime and ignoring its crimes in Gaza, blamed Hamas for the current situation.
Unable to hide her anger over the video released by the Qassam Brigades and the condition of an Israeli prisoner, she claimed that instead of accusing Israel of causing the famine and starving the people of Gaza, President Trump, Special Envoy Steve Whittaker, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio continue to work tirelessly to end the war, release the prisoners, and establish peace in Gaza.
In statements that indicated her attempt to deny the Zionist regime’s genocide in Gaza, Dorothy Shea claimed that: “We have once again witnessed claims of genocide. These accusations are politically motivated and false.” They are part of a deliberate and cynical propaganda campaign as Hamas seeks to achieve symbolic victories to compensate for its total defeat in the war. The United States categorically denies these allegations.
He added: “The United States fully supports Israel’s right to defend itself.”
Britain and France blame Hamas instead of Israel
The British and French representatives at the UN also blamed Hamas at the meeting, rather than blaming the Israeli regime for the disastrous situation in Gaza.
Barbara Woodward, the British ambassador and representative to the UN, claimed: Hamas and its terrorist ideology have no place in the future government of Gaza and must never again threaten Israel’s security.
The French representative to the UN also attacked the Hamas resistance movement at the meeting and called for the immediate release of Israeli prisoners.