The New York Declaration.

petros

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Ok, and in that link has there ever been a nation expelled from the UN once they’re in? Ever? As in a single one ever? Did you look through that link before you posted it? Am I missing something beyond the UN huffing and puffing at best?

If ya don’t pay your dues Jack, for two consecutive years, you can lose your UN voting rights, etc…
(YouTube & Big Trouble in Little China Pork chop express)
…but then you can ask for an extension, a playment plan, forgiveness, etc…
Sanctioned into non-existence for non-compliance is always cool.

Out of these 5, how many are kosher?
 

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Sanctioned into non-existence for non-compliance is always cool.

Out of these 5, how many are kosher?
So…no then?
The same UN that gave them their existence can just as easily pull the plug.
If they could, wouldn’t they have already? Seriously.
Don't discount the possibility. No nation has the "right to exist".
Which other ones are on the list for the UN to snuff out? Any at all? Any ever been expelled from the UN once they’re in?
Ok, and in that link has there ever been a nation expelled from the UN once they’re in? Ever? As in a single one ever? Did you look through that link before you posted it? Am I missing something beyond the UN huffing and puffing at best?
If a nation could be sanctioned into non-existence by the UN, it would’ve been Israel long ago, but here we are, with it being sanctioned by the UN more than all other countries combined as far as I can figure out, and it’s still there.
If ever there was an an impartial judge when it comes to Israel, it’s gotta be the UN.🙄
 

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If a nation could be sanctioned into non-existence by the UN, it would’ve been Israel long ago, but here we are, with it being sanctioned by the UN more than all other countries combined as far as I can figure out, and it’s still there.
When you say "the UN," are you speaking of the General Assembly (a talking shop), the International Court of Justice (limited jurisdiction), or the Security Council (the only part with teeth, where the U.S. veto guarantees no action against Israel).
 

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When you say "the UN," are you speaking of the General Assembly (a talking shop), the International Court of Justice (limited jurisdiction), or the Security Council (the only part with teeth, where the U.S. veto guarantees no action against Israel).

Sanctioned into non-existence for non-compliance is always cool.

Out of these 5, how many are kosher?
Shit I forgot to list the main 5 of the SC.
 

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On Monday, Hamas freed the last living Israeli hostages from Gaza, and Israel sent home busloads of Palestinian detainees under a ceasefire deal brokered by Trump, but Hamas has not publicly committed to downing its weapons.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he had communicated to Hamas that the militant group must disarm or it will be forced to.

"If they don't disarm, we will disarm them. And it will happen quickly and perhaps violently," Trump said during a meeting at the White House with Argentine President Javier Milei.

Trump said he communicated this to Hamas and they had agreed to disarm, as his 20-point peace proposal stated.
"I spoke to Hamas, and I said, you're going to disarm, right? Yes, sir, we're going to disarm. That's what they told me," Trump said, later clarifying that he passed the message through intermediaries? Uhm, ok.
Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Trump said: “If they don’t disarm, we will disarm them and it will happen quickly and perhaps violently.

“But they will disarm, do you understand me?” he added, saying it should take place in a “reasonable period of time”. (???)

As a Trump-brokered ceasefire comes into effect in Gaza this week, one of the greatest question marks remains the White House’s plans to force Hamas to disarm and leave Gaza if and when the second phase of his 20-point peace deal comes into effect.

“Phase two has started,” he said. “The phases are all a little bit mixed in with each other. You’re gonna start cleaning up. You look at Gaza – it needs a lot of cleanup.

The US president’s own remarks had suggested the group may continue to play a limited role in Gaza, as revelations surfaced of a direct meeting between White House envoys and Hamas negotiators in the highest-level summit ever held between the two sides.

Earlier this week, he admitted the group would have a “limited role” in maintaining order in the short term, raising questions about how the White House may seek to wrangle a peace deal that attempts to restrain Hamas and Israel from resuming the conflict.

Video released on Tuesday by Hamas showed the group’s members executing eight blindfolded…
1760481473151.jpeg…bound and kneeling men whom it called “collaborators and outlaws”. Agence France-Presse, which reported the video, said Hamas was targeting “Palestinian criminal gangs and clans” in Gaza after the signing of a ceasefire between the group and Israel.

Aboard Air Force One, Trump told reporters Hamas would continue to have a limited role in enforcing security operations before phase two of the peace deal started, despite the fact his 20-point deal expressly said that the group will disarm and abandon its aim to control the Gaza Strip.

“[Hamas] are standing because they do want to stop the problems, and they’ve been open about it, and we gave them approval for a period of time,” Trump said.
Hamas has informed mediators it will begin transferring bodies of four deceased Israeli hostages to Israel at 10 p.m. local time (1900 GMT) on Tuesday, an official involved in the operation told Reuters.
Earlier, Israeli officials said the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt would stay closed at least through Wednesday and the flow of aid into the Palestinian enclave wouldl be reduced to put pressure on the militant group to hand over the bodies of the hostages it is holding.
Hamas has launched several attacks on dissidents in the meantime, murdering them and dragging them through the streets, to show that it has no intention of going anywhere.

It has always used a combination of gangland-style killings and the appearance of normalcy in governance to control Gaza. This has been Hamas’s pattern since it seized control in an illegal coup in 2007.
The group uses violence when it wants to remind the populace that it is in charge. It has murdered people and dragged them behind motorcycles in the past. Hamas has carried out public “field executions” of people in the streets. It has attacked clans and families that it believes are dissidents, labeling them “collaborators.”
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Hamas faced two years of war with Israel, where its terrorists could not easily travel in the open while bearing arms. However, every time there has been a ceasefire, Hamas has resurfaced with uniforms and guns.

It may have lost most of its rocket arsenal and even many of its tunnels. However, it has not lost its small arms, such as its AK-47 rifles. That is how Hamas came to power in the first place – with AK-47s. It did not have many missiles back in 2007.
The Hamas-controlled Interior Ministry said its forces were moving to restore order and cautioned that “any armed activity outside the framework of the resistance” would be met with decisive action, the BBC reported.
 

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On Monday, Hamas freed the last living Israeli hostages from Gaza, and Israel sent home busloads of Palestinian detainees under a ceasefire deal brokered by Trump, but Hamas has not publicly committed to downing its weapons.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he had communicated to Hamas that the militant group must disarm or it will be forced to.

"If they don't disarm, we will disarm them. And it will happen quickly and perhaps violently," Trump said during a meeting at the White House with Argentine President Javier Milei.

Trump said he communicated this to Hamas and they had agreed to disarm, as his 20-point peace proposal stated.
"I spoke to Hamas, and I said, you're going to disarm, right? Yes, sir, we're going to disarm. That's what they told me," Trump said, later clarifying that he passed the message through intermediaries? Uhm, ok.
Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Trump said: “If they don’t disarm, we will disarm them and it will happen quickly and perhaps violently.

“But they will disarm, do you understand me?” he added, saying it should take place in a “reasonable period of time”. (???)

As a Trump-brokered ceasefire comes into effect in Gaza this week, one of the greatest question marks remains the White House’s plans to force Hamas to disarm and leave Gaza if and when the second phase of his 20-point peace deal comes into effect.

“Phase two has started,” he said. “The phases are all a little bit mixed in with each other. You’re gonna start cleaning up. You look at Gaza – it needs a lot of cleanup.

The US president’s own remarks had suggested the group may continue to play a limited role in Gaza, as revelations surfaced of a direct meeting between White House envoys and Hamas negotiators in the highest-level summit ever held between the two sides.

Earlier this week, he admitted the group would have a “limited role” in maintaining order in the short term, raising questions about how the White House may seek to wrangle a peace deal that attempts to restrain Hamas and Israel from resuming the conflict.

Video released on Tuesday by Hamas showed the group’s members executing eight blindfolded…
View attachment 31600…bound and kneeling men whom it called “collaborators and outlaws”. Agence France-Presse, which reported the video, said Hamas was targeting “Palestinian criminal gangs and clans” in Gaza after the signing of a ceasefire between the group and Israel.

Aboard Air Force One, Trump told reporters Hamas would continue to have a limited role in enforcing security operations before phase two of the peace deal started, despite the fact his 20-point deal expressly said that the group will disarm and abandon its aim to control the Gaza Strip.

“[Hamas] are standing because they do want to stop the problems, and they’ve been open about it, and we gave them approval for a period of time,” Trump said.
Hamas has informed mediators it will begin transferring bodies of four deceased Israeli hostages to Israel at 10 p.m. local time (1900 GMT) on Tuesday, an official involved in the operation told Reuters.
Earlier, Israeli officials said the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt would stay closed at least through Wednesday and the flow of aid into the Palestinian enclave wouldl be reduced to put pressure on the militant group to hand over the bodies of the hostages it is holding.
Hamas has launched several attacks on dissidents in the meantime, murdering them and dragging them through the streets, to show that it has no intention of going anywhere.

It has always used a combination of gangland-style killings and the appearance of normalcy in governance to control Gaza. This has been Hamas’s pattern since it seized control in an illegal coup in 2007.
The group uses violence when it wants to remind the populace that it is in charge. It has murdered people and dragged them behind motorcycles in the past. Hamas has carried out public “field executions” of people in the streets. It has attacked clans and families that it believes are dissidents, labeling them “collaborators.”
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Hamas faced two years of war with Israel, where its terrorists could not easily travel in the open while bearing arms. However, every time there has been a ceasefire, Hamas has resurfaced with uniforms and guns.

It may have lost most of its rocket arsenal and even many of its tunnels. However, it has not lost its small arms, such as its AK-47 rifles. That is how Hamas came to power in the first place – with AK-47s. It did not have many missiles back in 2007.
The Hamas-controlled Interior Ministry said its forces were moving to restore order and cautioned that “any armed activity outside the framework of the resistance” would be met with decisive action, the BBC reported.
Does offering a gun buy back mean America sold them to Al-Qassam?

Why is it go dog go for everyone else to kill off Isis but bad if it's one of Bibis hired goon factions who stole food and medical supplies being done in by Hamas?

Treason is within reason.
 
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Ron in Regina

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When you say "the UN," are you speaking of the General Assembly (a talking shop), the International Court of Justice (limited jurisdiction), or the Security Council (the only part with teeth, where the U.S. veto guarantees no action against Israel).
Aren’t they all appendages of the same octopus?
Shit I forgot to list the main 5 of the SC.
Yep, the five permanent members, who have veto power, are the U.S., Russia, um. . . Luxembourg, . . . Alabama, . . . and. . . hmmm. . . Schenectady!
Yes, a very broad brush. What is the “UN System?”
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Does offering a gun buy back mean America sold them to Al-Qassam?
By offering a gun buy back in Canada mean the Canadian government generally or the Liberal Party of Canada specifically sold every gun (including all the guns that come into Canada across the longest undefended border illegally) existing in Canada was sold to every citizen (and non-citizen) by the Canadian government?
Why is it go dog go for everyone else to kill off Isis but bad if it's one of Bibis hired goon factions who stole food and medical supplies being done in by Hamas?
That is to go to excuse, isn’t it? Or is it that Hamas (& Friends) are eliminating whom they consider “dissidents” as opposed to those they consider “collaborators”?

(It was sort of like a wedding breaking out spontaneously in days gone by, in places like Afghanistan, every single time the Americans dropped a bomb. A few times it could be possible or plausible, but damn near every single time? That stretches the boundaries of credibility.)
Treason is within reason.
Treason against….Hamas? Or Gaza and its citizens?