Cruz slams UN’s Israel ‘genocide’ charge, pushes for consequences

Texas Republicans. Ted Cruz Criticizing the UN report accusing Israel of genocide, warning that the Trump administration and Congress have tools designed to approve the tools behind it.

The report was published on Tuesday by the UN International Occupation of Independent International Palestinian Territory Inquiry (COI) (COI), said: “The State of Israel assumes responsibility for failing to prevent genocide, the Commission on Genocide and the failure to punish the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.”

“The latest announcement from the United Nations is no different from other anti-Semitic smears and slander, who have been opposing Israel in their ongoing response to Hamas’ atrocities on October 7,” Cruz said in a statement to Fox News’ digital numbers.

“This campaign directly undermines the national security interests of the United States by eroding Israel’s freedom of movement against Hamas terrorists who killed Americans and fueling freedom of movement against Israel’s international law, which will serve Israel against the United States, and is actually a U.S. citizen. The Republican Trump administration and the Republican administration and the Republican Congress have developed tools and sanctions to deal with these threats and respond to these declarations, and in these declarations, he is involved in all of the declarations.

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Anne Bayefsky, director of the Tulo Institute of Human Rights and Holocaust and President of Human Rights Voice, told Fox News numbers that “the latest report from the United Nations impersonators promotes genocide – targeting Jews.”

Bayefsky said the report “justified the report Hamas’s crime of humanity and other Palestinians on October 7 were an understandable reaction to Israel’s previous mistakes,” and “degraded Israeli mass murder, rape, torture and trauma, suggesting that not enough Jews pose an “existential threat” to Israel. ”

Bewsky said it was Accused of ignoring important facts From the report, “zero suggestions for Hamas”. She also said the report mentioned the terrorist group’s tunnel network, which was the Oct. 7 atrocities “only in the context of criticizing Israel.”

Salo Aizenberg, director of honest reporting at media regulators, delays COI report claims that Israel has “Impos”[ed] Measures designed to prevent birth. “He told Fox News numbers, if Israel really aims to destroy Gaza’s population, why does it allow the WHO team in early 2025 to inoculate 603,000 children under the age of 10 to match the OT-OCT. 7 numbers?”

He noted that this “ignored fighter jets from Hamas and other armed groups, with the death toll in more than 20,000 Gaza masking the real dynamics of the conflict.”

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In its recommendations, the COI report specifically calls on Israel to “ensure full, unhindered visits on a large scale” and “end food distribution through the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.” The report cites the controversial UN Relief and Works Commissioner in the Near East (UNRWA) for the Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), which calls the GHF a “abhorrent” and a “death trap” that “paid more lives than saved.”

However, according to recent UN statistics, between July 21 and August 18, Double the death toll Follow the UN Convoy Route (576) as the surrounding GHF stations (259).

In addition, only 14.5% of UN aid trucks entered Gaza’s destination due to armed robbery and theft. During the same period, GHF had distributed 165 million meals to Palestinians in its secure distribution sites.

GHF issued a statement explaining that COI released its report “never contacted the organization”, saying its statement was “falseness that could be easily corrected if we were asked.” GHF says No shooting On its website, the claims of shooting children in particular are not only “false” but also “reckless”.

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Although COI currently blames three Israeli officials for alleged genocide, COI member Chris Sidoti told the media on Monday: “There are a lot of comments from Israel’s political and civilian leaders inciting genocide and others, including some Israeli media critics, some Israeli media critics, and some Israeli media critics, there are a lot of comments.”

Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman for UN Secretary-General António Guterres, did not answer questions about whether Sidoti’s remarks were attacks on the Israeli media.

Guterres answered a news question about the COI report, “The Secretary-General’s legal decision on genocide does not belong to the appropriate judicial entity, i.e. the International Court of Justice.” Guterres said: “The fact is that it is something morally, politically and legally unbearable.”

“U.S. law withheld funds from COI, but obviously had no expected impact,” Bayefsky said. She believes that more of the things to end the UN and its COI pose to the United States and Israel are “higher times.”

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Fox News Digital asked the State Department whether it intends to sanction COI members or prevent them from traveling to the UN General Assembly debate next week. The State Council did not issue a response at the time of publication.

A COI spokesperson did not answer questions from Fox News Digital about its report.