Reflection on humanitarian aid, human rights and Gaza: “There are 1.5 million people living in Gaza and only one of them really needs humanitarian aid, only one of them is locked in a tiny room and never sees the light of day, only one of them is not allowed visits and is in uncertain health […]
Tag archives: Human Rights
The truth emerges
Embarrassingly for Hamas, Turkey and their various overseas collaborators, the truth about the Islamist convoy against Israel is emerging, slowly but surely. Read this eyewitness account from on board the Turkish vessel Mavi Marmara, where well-trained Islamic terrorists went on the attack against the Israeli police action well before the Israelis even boarded the vessel. […]
A promising investment
The UN Human Rights Council is the best, the most promising, the most successful purchase the Arab regimes have made to date. An investment worth its weight in oil. The UN used its funds to commission a UNHRC report whose planning brief specified in advance that it was to find Israel guilty of war crimes […]
Humanity, rights and contempt for fellow human beings
Demands for “human rights” and against “Islamophobia” are being shouted ever louder and ever more hypocritically across broad swathes of today’s society. The Arab League rolls out the red carpet for a Muslim mass-murderer, Sudan’s strongman Omar al-Bashir. His genocide of black Africans is roundly ignored throughout the Arab and wider Muslim worlds. At the […]