Forgive us, O Palestinians: UNSC Member as US shields Israel

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : United Nations: Algerian Ambassador to the UN Amar Bendjama Thursday delivered a touching speech at the UN Security Council after the United States vetoed yet again a UNSC resolution calling ceasefire in Gaza.
50% : Stressing that "history will not weigh our speeches, it will weigh our deeds", the Algerian Envoy to the United Nations stated that "we will not give up".
41% : (File Image)] Somalia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Abukar Osman, who speaks on behalf of the country at the UN Security Council, slammed the Council's failure despite appeals made, in his words, ten thousand times.
39% : Dr. Michael Imran Kanu, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Sierra Leone to the UN, speaking at the UNSC after the US veto affirmed that the duty to prevent genocide is binding on all, and that failure to act would make the Council complicit in one of the gravest crimes known to humanity.
37% : "In moments of such grave human suffering, preventing the Council from fulfilling its mandate "risks being seen as enabling the continuation of that suffering", Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, said.
32% : "Gaza's humanitarian suffering is the result of Hamas's actions, not Israel's", she said even as the United Nations has termed the Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands illegal and a UN body probe called the Israeli military action in Gaza a Genocide.

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