UNRWA. It's like this...

[petros]

Fact check your claim that:

To take the guesswork out of your claim, I’m assuming the ‘who’ is Israel (?) & the told not to is “Americans or British” (?) & the reactors are probably “in Iran”? Is that what you’re claiming?

Gaza Aid Deliveries Dropped to Lowest Monthly Level of 2024 in October​

Food aid to Gaza dropped to roughly a quarter of 2024's monthly average in October, with similar declines across most categories except fuel ■ Israeli officials attribute the drop to reduced international deliveries rather than restrictions

Bar Peleg
Oct 31, 2024
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The amount of humanitarian aid entering the Gaza Strip in October was the lowest of any month this year, according to

Under U.S. Pressure, Israel Avoids Iran Nuclear Targets | Arms Control Association

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[Ron in Regina]

 

[Retired_Can_Soldier]

So why cut aid? Cuz they werent allowed to attack nukes! Fucking crybabies!

You dont think its problematic to bomb nuclear reactors?

Keeps the rocket deliveries down.

 

[Ron in Regina]

It was in a high school gymnasium in Missouri that Winston Churchill first warned of an “iron curtain” descending across Europe. If peace were to prevail, he said, the Western alliance must be strong and the newly-founded United Nations must be “a force for action and not merely a frothing of words.”

Sitting in a well-appointed hotel ballroom in Halifax last weekend, chess grandmaster and Russian dissident Garry Kasparov quoted Churchill's prescient warning. Russia has prosecuted a nearly three-year-long war against its neighbour, he said, and the U.N. has only frothed words. “So,” Kasparov said. “Forget the United Nations.”

It was then that Canada’s foreign minister, Mélanie Joly, interrupted. “We must never forget the United Nations,” she said. I cringed. “We need the United Nations,” Joly insisted.

An incredulous Kasparov replied: “To do what?”

Opinion | For Mélanie Joly’s sake and ours, Canada needs a new foreign minister — Toronto Star

Despite obvious political chops, it's becoming increasingly clear she is not up to the task of foreign affairs.

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[Tecumsehsbones]

Heh-heh. Set up a powerless talking shop, and then piss and moan about shutting it down because it's a powerless talking shop.

How quickly do you expect the UN to grow into a superstate that has the power to overrule the actions of legitimately-elected national governments?

 

[Ron in Regina]

Heh-heh. Set up a powerless talking shop, and then piss and moan about shutting it down because it's a powerless talking shop.

How quickly do you expect the UN to grow into a superstate that has the power to overrule the actions of legitimately-elected national governments?

Hopefully never.