US academic and activist Dr. Cornel West stated that the US's veto of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) draft resolution calling for an urgent humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza was a "moral collapse".
Cornel West reacted to the USA's veto of the UN Security Council resolution requesting an urgent humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.
"The US's veto of the UN vote to end Israel's barbaric acts of genocide is a moral collapse," West said.
Calling for "an end to the Israeli occupation", West said, "We must fight to shine a light on the precious Palestinian children, innocent women and men murdered by Israeli forces backed by the US government."
106 MILLION DOLLARS OF ARMS SALE TO ISRAEL HAS BEEN APPROVED
Meanwhile, the murderous US administration approved the sale of approximately 106.5 million dollars worth of military equipment, including tank bullets, to terrorist Israel.
In the written statement made by the Defense Security and Cooperation Agency (DSCA) of the US Department of Defense (Pentagon), information regarding the planned arms sales to Israel was shared.
In the statement, it was stated that Israel requested to purchase 13 thousand 981 tank shells, and it was noted that the sale of approximately 106.5 million dollars was planned to be made by the US State Department by activating the "emergency" provision without the approval of the Congress.
In the statement, it was stated that the USA "continues to be committed to the security of Israel" and that the sale in question was compatible with these objectives.
NETANYAHU IS HAPPY WITH THE VETO
Terrorist Israeli gang leader Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the US's veto of the "immediate ceasefire in Gaza" bill.
Terrorist Chief Netanyahu, "I highly appreciate the correct stance taken by the United States in the UN Security Council. We will continue our just war (!) and achieve the set goals," he said.
UN SECRETARY GENERAL: "UNSC'S AUTHORITY AND CREDIBILITY HAVE BEEN HARMED"
United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that the authority and credibility of the UN Security Council (UNSC) was damaged due to its lack of power to implement the humanitarian ceasefire decision in Gaza. He said he would not give up his call for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.
Underlining that there is no effective protection for civilians in the Gaza Strip, Guterres noted that the number of victims is at an unprecedented level.
Guterres pointed out that radical reforms are also needed in the global financial structure of the Council.