Israel-Hamas war: UN adds Israel to ‘List of Shame’ for Violations Against Children in Gaza

In a significant development the United Nations recently released its annual report on Children and Armed Conflict. According to the Times ...

In a significant development the United Nations recently released its annual report on Children and Armed Conflict.
According to the Times of Israel the United Nations have added Israel and Hamas to their “list of shame”, against children in armed conflict.
And this year’s report has sparked intense debate and controversy.

The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres sends a report about what’s happening with children during wars.
But this year, the report includes a list that shows countries or groups that are believed to be doing bad things to kids during conflicts.

Notably, Israel and Hamas have been included on this list for the first time.

However, In the past, Israel was not typically included in the annex of the report that lists parties who haven’t taken steps to protect children during the reporting period.

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After the UN released, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the UN’s decision was “crazy” or “unrealistic.”

However, following the UN’s report, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saying, “The UN has put itself on the blacklist of history today when it joined the supporters of the Hamas murderers.
The IDF is the most moral army in the world and no delusional decision by the UN will change that.”

Well, this new information adds to the discussion about Israel’s military actions and the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis.

So what are your thoughts on the UN’s decision? Do you think Israel deserves to be on the ‘List of Shame’?
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