Deputy Spokesperson of the United Nations Secretary-General responded to "The Israeli representative

 

On May 10, local time, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution involving Palestine's accession to the United Nations, which became the focus of the outside world. 

The Israeli representative even made the shocking move of "shattering the United Nations Charter" on the spot at the United Nations General Assembly. According to information posted on social media by CCTV reporter Xu Dezhi, after the UN General Assembly, Farhan Haq, deputy spokesman for the UN Secretary-General, responded to questions at the press conference and said that he would not comment specifically on the actions of representatives of various countries, but the UN The prerequisite for the organization's compliance is respect for the Charter of the United Nations. When pressed, Farhan also said that he had "been in the United Nations for a long time and has seen too much."

At the press conference held that day, reporters asked about Israel’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Erdan’s move to “shatter the United Nations Charter” at the United Nations General Assembly: What does the Secretary-General think of this scene?
Israeli Permanent Representative to the United Nations Erdan shattered the "United Nations Charter" at the United Nations General Assembly. Screenshot from US media video

Farhan responded: "We will not comment... We have said that we will not comment on the statements of representatives, whether in the past or now, this kind of theatrics is an integral part of the presentation of Member States." , we will not comment.
Deputy Spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General Farhan responded to questions about the actions of the Israeli representative at a press conference

"But when it comes to the Charter, obviously, the prerequisite for compliance by the United Nations organization is respect for the United Nations Charter. All member states have vowed to defend the United Nations Charter, and we hope that they will fulfill their obligations." Farhan continued to answer. explain.

Reporter asked: Do you feel uncomfortable when you see this scene on TV?

Farhan said, "I have been in the United Nations for a long time and have read too much." He then took out a new "United Nations Charter" from his clothes and said, "There are many other charters, such as this one, The charter remains intact and the ideas are not compromised.”
United Nations Vice President Farhan Haq responded to a question at a press conference and said that the United Nations still has many charters.

"You're resurrected," the reporter said.

"The Charter will accompany us. As I said, this is a basic document of the United Nations. As long as the United Nations still exists, the Charter will still exist." Farhan said.

The Associated Press and other media earlier released live video clips. After the UN General Assembly passed the resolution involving Afghanistan's entry into the UN, Israeli representative Erdan spoke at the scene, "Today, I want you to hold up a mirror." He then took out the A small paper shredder inserted the cover of the United Nations Charter into it to smash it, and said, "You are tearing up the United Nations Charter with your own hands."

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The Iranian Foreign Ministry said that Iran said in a statement that Iran's move showed Israel's "slowness" and believed that the United Nations Charter would only have value if Israel remained silent when its proud members attacked Gaza. Nasser Kanani also posted a post on the " Genocide", "Shame on the Jews." "
After the emergency special session of the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution granting more rights to Palestine, Palestinian President Abbas issued a statement thanking the countries that voted for Palestine at the meeting and thanked them for their "support for truth and justice." Abbas said in a statement that this overwhelming vote in support of Palestine demonstrates the world's support for the freedom and rights of the Palestinian people, as well as its rejection of Israel's occupation of Palestinian land and violations of the Palestinian people. In view of the results of this vote, the State of Palestine will continue to work hard to obtain full membership of the United Nations through Security Council decisions and call on more countries to recognize the State of Palestine.