Amb. Prosor addresses UNGA debate on the Question of Palestine

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  • čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
  • "Today’s debate is not about speaking for peace or speaking for the Palestinian people - it is about speaking against Israel."
    Ambassador Prosor's remarks at the UN General Assembly as part of the international day of solidarity with the Palestinian People debate.
    This debate commemorates the UN's Partition Plan for Palestine, and results in numerous anti-Israel resolutions.

Komentáře • 198

  • @EmilCohenblackrose
    @EmilCohenblackrose Před 9 lety +8

    Eloquently put, bravo Mr Prossor! We salute you in hope to help keep you standing tall. We join you and applaud you.

  • @sergetherrien
    @sergetherrien Před 9 lety +6

    Wow!!! What a powerful strong message!!! Go Ambasador Prosor!!! God is with you!!! I stand with you O Israel!

  • @softthijs3136
    @softthijs3136 Před 9 lety +16

    The anti-semitism among the European leaders and people are truly sickening. It means we've learned nothing from our own history.

  • @sherriemathieson
    @sherriemathieson Před 9 lety +5

    Clarity, intelligence, and truth..that's what Amb.Prosor is trying so beautifully to convey.Sadly the world has closed it's heart and minds to such obvious facts.

  • @MsMuradova
    @MsMuradova Před 9 lety +15

    Well said! May G-d protect the Jewish Nation from all its enemies!

    • @HighLordBlazeReborn
      @HighLordBlazeReborn Před 6 lety

      MsMuradova the only thing protecting the Israelis is the tax money Yanks funnel there, and the US defence corporations that sell by the billion.
      This guy's entire argument is whataboutism, a tactic, had it been used by anyone else, would've had the US immediately jump on it with contempt.

  • @Hammermarshal
    @Hammermarshal Před 9 lety +8

    We will NEVER apologise for defending ourselves.....

  • @izyphotos001
    @izyphotos001 Před 9 lety +5

    The strongest statement I have ever heard!!! Well said!!!!

  • @israelandfacts
    @israelandfacts Před 9 lety +8

    Thanks for saying what was weighing over my heart for a long time.

  • @Callahan23
    @Callahan23 Před 9 lety +4

    Thank you honorable Amb. Prosor, the government and the people of Israel for this wonderful moral clarity vis-a-vis mortal enemies.

  • @dorothea81
    @dorothea81 Před 9 lety +28

    Opens eyes. I do not understand why so many government give so much power to the Islamic world?

    • @gregari7614
      @gregari7614 Před 9 lety +3

      Dorothea Pietrek
      Than you have to go back to history lesson.. During ww2 Hitler swallow Czechoslovakia and Poland and the world didn't react to it thinking than the maniac will make peace with the rest of the world... and we know how it's ended...

    • @dorothea81
      @dorothea81 Před 9 lety +3

      Greg ari
      Yes. And I tell you, even some of my former closest friends bully me, when I want to talk about this. They invite all the people into Germany who do not accept human rights for everybody and if you mention it, you get the Nazi label. My Grandmother was murdered in Auschwitz before the eyes of my father, who then has been a little child. I am not really Jewish because my mother was a Christian. I had many discussions in my life. I am a Buddhist now and so people wonder. But what I experienced with some Moslems, while mentioning my Jewish roots still makes me swallow hard. So much hatred and behaviour, I cannot understand. It's been really eerie. Same feelings my 22 year old son had, while he had to work with two obvious Nazis. The devoted Muslims even have shown me the door out of Germany and the direction to Israel, where I ("bitch") belong to. ;-) Me and most of my Buddhist friends (in a group of about 25.000 people in Germany) have a clear statement about Israel. We stand with it and even say it out loud. But you bet: one earns a lot verbal beating up with it. :-) Some of us learn Krav Maga. 8-) This also gives you some inner strengh as well. My best regards to you.

    • @dorothea81
      @dorothea81 Před 9 lety +2

      WATCH DOG 10 Hi Watchdog, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haj_Amin_al-Husseini#Al-Husseini_and_the_Holocaust

    • @TheDudeguy1331
      @TheDudeguy1331 Před 9 lety

      WATCH DOG 10
      you are an idiot who speaks lies,, and has no idea what you are saying. Go back and finish grade school!!

    • @gregari7614
      @gregari7614 Před 9 lety +1

      WATCH DOG 10
      Just a dog..

  • @lemayrenee
    @lemayrenee Před 9 lety +10

    I am a gentile, a Christian, and a Zionist. When Jesus carried his cross through the streets on the way to Calvary, he passed a group of Jewish women who knew him and were weeping over his situation. He said (commanded) them not to weep for Him, but to weep for the Children of Israel. I pray for the State of Israel and it's people every day. It has been told to us that God will bless those that bless His people and curse those who curse His people. I am heart sick over our muslim loving President. I fear my Country is NOT supporting God and Israel as we have in the past. It makes may heart sad.

    • @cwhjr1
      @cwhjr1 Před 9 lety +3

      Your country is not only not supported by your President, it is sold out by him. When he says we can he is not talking to the people of the US. He is talking to his Muslim Brothers. Do some research. Check out CZcams for the Muslim brotherhood in America. Many know that the country has been sold out the the UN and the NWO but few see that the end goal is a Muslim state following the UN. Scripture tells us that ALL countries will turn against Israel. With what I have learned I am pretty sure that ALL means both Canada and the US will be Muslim states before long. I find is very sad that many who call themselves Christian speak negative concerning Israel and the Jews. They are touching God's people. God has never abandoned His people and never will. His end game is to lead all Israel to Jesus.

  • @yaell.berman243
    @yaell.berman243 Před 9 lety +4

    Wow. Hats off to this man. Thank you so much for speaking up.

  • @stevenfink3085
    @stevenfink3085 Před 9 lety +5

    Amb. Prosor: Ya'asher Koach! Kol Hakavod! May God Bless You. May God Bless the Jewish People. May God Bless the State of Israel.

  • @MilanPavic
    @MilanPavic Před 9 lety +4

    THIS IS AN EXCELLENT SPEECH, SPOT ON, NAIL ON THE HEAD.

  • @rodovre
    @rodovre Před 9 lety +3

    Magnificent speech! Well done, bravo bravissimo!

  • @rbassilian
    @rbassilian Před 9 lety +4

    "J'accuse!" so good. So so good.

  • @irazaretsky1575
    @irazaretsky1575 Před 9 lety +2

    Excellent! Right on!!

  • @stephenmooney5261
    @stephenmooney5261 Před 9 lety +2

    Thank you so much for your speach to the UN.
    May the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob bless and protect you for speaking up so boldly, honestly and clearly on Israel position.

  • @jenniferchantrill8711
    @jenniferchantrill8711 Před 9 lety +4

    Ambassador Prossor speaks well when he says 'J'accuse'

  • @hellostellare
    @hellostellare Před 9 lety +3

    Should be listened or read in every school

  • @starofdavid8715
    @starofdavid8715 Před 9 lety +7

    Such words of truth and compassion for global unity by the Israeli Ambassador should not be pointless to those in this assembly, especially for the western ones, as their nations are empowering the islamists with their lenient rules of democracy which they themselves will never be awarded in return, as we clearly see from numerous areas around the world, though mainly in Europe.
    Western nations must understand their actions in full, these debates held to reward the islamists with a terror state sworn to the demise and annihilation of Israel, inside Israel, the only democratic Nation in the middle east, will definitely empower the islamists in their countries as well, atrocities carried by islamists against western communities will be much worse, as they already feel rewarded for their violence, and to continue with their global jihad and martyrdom against all others who oppose them.
    Western nations should not submit to the islamist pressure in which they are clearly under, granting a free pass to a republic of terror elsewhere, will not solve the issue of islamist terror within their own borders.

  • @Igneshto
    @Igneshto Před 9 lety +3

    A smart man... Great speech!

  • @jenniferchantrill8711
    @jenniferchantrill8711 Před 9 lety +2

    The Ambassador mentions the withdrawal from Gaza. Not only did this have horrific consequences for Israel, but England, Spain, and France also suffered bombings. Never again, never again withdraw from Israeli territory. there is no west bank, only Israel.

  • @frederickbarbarossa450
    @frederickbarbarossa450 Před 9 lety +3

    The jews were just fighting their rights to live in these parts of the world,thats why you can't blame them if they take these matters seriously for after a thousand years of persecution and agony,finally they were back to their sacred homeland and i know that theyre gonna do whatever it takes to defend it.....

  • @friend2488
    @friend2488 Před 9 lety

    This is a most excellent, concise and extremely vital talk, which should not only be attentively listened to, but most certainly adhered to because each and every person who does so will be contributing to genuine help and a good and healthy life for all persons, Israelis, Jewish People, Palestinians. Each person deserves dignity, respect and most of all, the love of The Almighty. It is beyond time to know the true facts and make righteous decisions.

  • @lajay1944
    @lajay1944 Před 9 lety +1

    Great speech by a great leader. Shame on the member nations of the "United Nations!"
    He is right to chastise them for their ignorance. Let the truth be told!

  • @glitch113
    @glitch113 Před 9 lety +1

    Brilliant speech. Thankyou Mr Prosor. Bang on target judging by the grunts and snorts comming from the usual freaks and ghouls like Willy the wanker, Zee, and Herbie

  • @Rdnsmusic
    @Rdnsmusic Před 9 lety +1

    I applaud the ambassador! He says it like it is. The UN and company are not only hypocrites but they have lost their moral compass altogether. Shame on them.

  • @urithemal6421
    @urithemal6421 Před 9 lety +1

    He says it as it is. It is hard to understand the intellectual poverty of the powers that be in places like Sweden and the like.

  • @joshbressman3925
    @joshbressman3925 Před 9 lety +1

    He makes some good points.

  • @TheMenIdo
    @TheMenIdo Před 9 lety +1

    My right ear is lonely.

  • @herbertduplessis8967
    @herbertduplessis8967 Před 9 lety

    Thank you Mr Prosor, the emotive language you used was well written and riddled with inaccuracies. A trend I have also noted in the rhetoric of the Palestinian ambassador. This is also true of many other UN ambassadors. No member of the UN Security Council is denying the State of Israel the right to exist, it is the State of Israel's method of trying to force it that leaves a lot to be desired by a plethora of it's members. The unnecessary violence, by both sides, is souring a part of the world that could do with less of it. The people of Israel do not deserve to have terror in their midst, but then again, neither do the Palestinians. I primarily blame the British for a poor system of implementation when it decided to partition it's protectorate. Another instance where colonial rule, and the end of it, has left a lot to be desired.
    Lets return to inconsistencies in your speech. The United Nations is a voluntary organisation of many nations. I cannot fathom why the State of Israel (please note, not the Jewish State of Israel) would want to belong to an organisation, that in your opinion, is so biased against it. As much as I abhor the "Boko Haram's" of the world, or indeed any meddling of religion in secular state affairs, then as much I abhor the use of the "Jewish State of Israel". I cannot understand why one would want to contain religion, with its foibles, in the requirement and inclusive envelope that statehood should be. Then further, your lamenting your position in the world is very much a reminder of Pik Botha representing South Africa in the late 1980's, Muammar Ghaddafi for three decades, or Mugabe since 2000. At 10:08 during your speech you make it clear that Israel reserves the right to defend itself. Then do so. Use your own technology, your own weaponry and your own people. Do not call on the United States, with it's very skewed outlook on the world, to assist with Iron Dome and the Patriot system. I have been to your country, my firsthand experience is that those not of Jewish blood are considered second class citizens. Can you really condone that in this modern age? I cannot justify the persecution of the Christian faiths in Muslim states, it goes against the grain of my being, and I cannot see the purported caste system employed in Israel as being acceptable in any way. I know you will justify harassment of Arab men and women under the guise of anti-terrorism actions, but the arbitrary checkpoints you, as the Sate of Israel, employ to subjugate the local population, are not law enforcement or border control, it is harassment. You also mention that the Jewish people have a long memory, do you not recall how when the same happened to Jews there was an outcry? Have you forgotten the Diaspora before that? Then further to your settlements in occupied territories, how is this justifiable? It this just another method of expansion without the rule of law? I have been to beautiful spots near recognised international borders, should I annex a section across it, I would be committing an act of war. Yet you allow some of your citizens to do so and give them tacit approval by not having your Law Enforcement and / or Military act in a way that a constitutional democracy should. I cannot see this conflict, physical, and idealogical, being resolved by the poor leadership that your generation has produced. It still flummoxes me that two nations, that share so much, can agree on so little. The adversarial tone used by both sides is deplorable. I hope that a younger, more vibrant and less self serving, leadership emerges on both the Israeli and Palestinian sides. To disagree with you is not Anti-Semitism or being pro-Muslim, it is an indication to you, and the Palestinians, that your methods up to now have failed. Try something new. If you, and your counterparts cannot do so, move aside and let more clear heads prevail.

    • @gregari7614
      @gregari7614 Před 9 lety

      Herbert du Plessis
      You know why the aeroport security around the world in the state of alert.. Because of the arabs, islamists otherwise every day we will hear explosion in the sky and you talk about arabs embarrassment..

    • @herbertduplessis8967
      @herbertduplessis8967 Před 9 lety

      Greg ari Your comment does not make sense, please try again using proper spelling and grammar.

  • @richardgurtel8061
    @richardgurtel8061 Před 26 dny

    Well said ,

  • @muncedev11
    @muncedev11 Před 9 lety +1

    Very well done!!! I LOVE Israel and so does God :) Israel, it's the only thing that Is real!

  • @gabrielr.7423
    @gabrielr.7423 Před 9 lety

    May God powerfully bless this man, because he's the one of few if not the only one telling the truth and standing for morality.
    Everyone should watch this!
    The Rapture is so near brothers and sisters. Hallelujah!!!

  • @borisshaferman5461
    @borisshaferman5461 Před 9 lety

    Очень доходчево и точно донесена мысль о том кто действительно хочет мира и настойчево добивается этого и о лицемерии стран Европы. Очень сильно сказано представителем Израиля.

  • @nothonadler5393
    @nothonadler5393 Před 9 lety

    very great !

  • @icya6175
    @icya6175 Před 9 lety

    Ambassador Prosor = TRUTH. Long live Israel and the Jewish people.

  • @SamWalkin
    @SamWalkin Před 9 lety +1

    the best speech

  • @Behtaj
    @Behtaj Před 9 lety

    BRAVO !!!

  • @mauser72
    @mauser72 Před 9 lety +2

    Not only one country came to your aid, Partugal let the C-5 Galaxy pass, so Portugal also helpded and like's Israel....

    • @lajay1944
      @lajay1944 Před 9 lety +2

      Only the Philippines would take in Jewish refugees in WWII. And that's a fact Jack!

  • @frederickbarbarossa450
    @frederickbarbarossa450 Před 9 lety +2

    LONG LIVE ISRAEL,LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE OF THE COVENANT

  • @isaackleinbart3311
    @isaackleinbart3311 Před 9 lety

    Well spoken

  • @toothpick4649
    @toothpick4649 Před 9 lety +1

    I bet S.B.S. or A.B.C. will never show ,broadcast this speech ! .....

  • @rochlinfoundation
    @rochlinfoundation Před 9 lety

    some body has corrupted the sound on this????

  • @user-kh3vm4cm1m
    @user-kh3vm4cm1m Před 9 lety +2

    Ам Исраэль хай!!!!

  • @SAM-ez3gd
    @SAM-ez3gd Před 9 lety

    You can make the UN see if they don't want to....

  • @marysesaya3464
    @marysesaya3464 Před 9 lety

    Human and courageous

  • @Gruntig2008
    @Gruntig2008 Před 9 lety

    Whats up with the audio?

  • @saedabughannam9592
    @saedabughannam9592 Před 9 lety +2

    (First lie ) I think this speech would sound perfect for uneducated people. from the first 5 mins,Amb. mentioned that there was decision in 1948 to establish Jewish state and didn't say that from 1917 - 1947 the British government in "Mandatory Palestine" helped the Jewish to immigrate from Europe and Russia to Palestine and take their land. before that time there was Jewish minority or 3-5 % of and those Jewish are Palestinian and has the right to live there beside their brothers of Muslims and Christians.
    (second lie) He said the Arab Israelis are high qualified people and he is happy for them. You can simply ask your self if Israel declare its self as Jewish state what would be the state of those 22 % who managed to stay there when the terrorists groups of Hagana attacks in Nakba 1948
    (Third lie) He said we are not against the state of Palestine.If that so, why Israel is against the European Parliament who recognize Palestine one by the anther (UK, France, Spain, Ireland) and of course Sweden who officially did this.
    this was in the first 5 min, I hope you open your minds and try to use the internet browser to read in Wikipedia

  • @tatudotricolor
    @tatudotricolor Před 9 lety

    Mr. President,
    I stand before the world as a proud representative of the State of Israel and the Jewish people. I stand tall before you knowing that truth and morality are on my side. And yet, I stand here knowing that today in this Assembly, truth will be turned on its head and morality cast aside.
    The fact of the matter is that when members of the international community speak about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a fog descends to cloud all logic and moral clarity. The result isn’t realpolitik, its surrealpolitik.
    The world’s unrelenting focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an injustice to tens of millions of victims of tyranny and terrorism in the Middle East. As we speak, Yazidis, Bahai, Kurds, Christians and Muslims are being executed and expelled by radical extremists at a rate of 1,000 people per month.
    How many resolutions did you pass last week to address this crisis? And how many special sessions did you call for? The answer is zero. What does this say about international concern for human life? Not much, but it speaks volumes about the hypocrisy of the international community.
    I stand before you to speak the truth. Of the 300 million Arabs in the Middle East and North Africa, less than half a percent are truly free - and they are all citizens of Israel.
    Israeli Arabs are some of the most educated Arabs in the world. They are our leading physicians and surgeons, they are elected to our parliament, and they serve as judges on our Supreme Court. Millions of men and women in the Middle East would welcome these opportunities and freedoms.
    Nonetheless, nation after nation, will stand at this podium today and criticize Israel - the small island of democracy in a region plagued by tyranny and oppression.
    Mr. President,
    Our conflict has never been about the establishment of a Palestinian state. It has always been about the existence of the Jewish state.
    Sixty seven years ago this week, on November 29, 1947, the United Nations voted to partition the land into a Jewish state and an Arab state. Simple. The Jews said yes. The Arabs said no. But they didn’t just say no. Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon launched a war of annihilation against our newborn state.
    This is the historical truth that the Arabs are trying to distort. The Arabs’ historic mistake continues to be felt - in lives lost in war, lives lost to terrorism, and lives scarred by the Arab’s narrow political interests.
    According to the United Nations, about 700,000 Palestinians were displaced in the war initiated by the Arabs themselves. At the same time, some 850,000 Jews were forced to flee from Arab countries.
    Why is it, that 67 years later, the displacement of the Jews has been completely forgotten by this institution while the displacement of the Palestinians is the subject of an annual debate?
    The difference is that Israel did its utmost to integrate the Jewish refugees into society. The Arabs did just the opposite.
    The worst oppression of the Palestinian people takes place in Arab nations. In most of the Arab world, Palestinians are denied citizenship and are aggressively discriminated against. They are barred from owning land and prevented from entering certain professions.
    And yet none - not one - of these crimes are mentioned in the resolutions before you.
    If you were truly concerned about the plight of the Palestinian people there would be one, just one, resolution to address the thousands of Palestinians killed in Syria. And if you were so truly concerned about the Palestinians there would be at least one resolution to denounce the treatment of Palestinians in Lebanese refugee camps.
    But there isn’t. The reason is that today’s debate is not about speaking for peace or speaking for the Palestinian people - it is about speaking against Israel. It is nothing but a hate and bashing festival against Israel.
    Mr. President,
    The European nations claim to stand for Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité - freedom, equality, and brotherhood - but nothing could be farther from the truth.
    I often hear European leaders proclaim that Israel has the right to exist in secure borders. That’s very nice. But I have to say - it makes about as much sense as me standing here and proclaiming Sweden’s right to exist in secure borders.
    When it comes to matters of security, Israel learned the hard way that we cannot rely on others - certainly not Europe.
    In 1973, on Yom Kippur - the holiest day on the Jewish calendar - the surrounding Arab nations launched an attack against Israel. In the hours before the war began, Golda Meir, our Prime Minister then, made the difficult decision not to launch a preemptive strike. The Israeli Government understood that if we launched a preemptive strike, we would lose the support of the international community.
    As the Arab armies advanced on every front, the situation in Israel grew dire. Our casualty count was growing and we were running dangerously low on weapons and ammunition. In this, our hour of need, President Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, agreed to send Galaxy planes loaded with tanks and ammunition to resupply our troops. The only problem was that the Galaxy planes needed to refuel on route to Israel.
    The Arab States were closing in and our very existence was threatened - and yet, Europe was not even willing to let the planes refuel. The U.S. stepped in once again and negotiated that the planes be allowed to refuel in the Azores.
    The government and people of Israel will never forget that when our very existence was at stake, only one country came to our aid - the United States of America.
    Israel is tired of hollow promises from European leaders. The Jewish people have a long memory. We will never ever forget that you failed us in the 1940s. You failed us in 1973. And you are failing us again today.
    Every European parliament that voted to prematurely and unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state is giving the Palestinians exactly what they want - statehood without peace. By handing them a state on a silver platter, you are rewarding unilateral actions and taking away any incentive for the Palestinians to negotiate or compromise or renounce violence. You are sending the message that the Palestinian Authority can sit in a government with terrorists and incite violence against Israel without paying any price.
    The first E.U. member to officially recognize a Palestinian state was Sweden. One has to wonder why the Swedish Government was so anxious to take this step. When it comes to other conflicts in our region, the Swedish Government calls for direct negotiations between the parties - but for the Palestinians, surprise, surprise, they roll out the red carpet.
    State Secretary Söder may think she is here to celebrate her government’s so-called historic recognition, when in reality it’s nothing more than an historic mistake.
    The Swedish Government may host the Nobel Prize ceremony, but there is nothing noble about their cynical political campaign to appease the Arabs in order to get a seat on the Security Council. Nations on the Security Council should have sense, sensitivity, and sensibility. Well, the Swedish Government has shown no sense, no sensitivity and no sensibility. Just nonsense.
    Israel learned the hard way that listening to the international community can bring about devastating consequences. In 2005, we unilaterally dismantled every settlement and removed every citizen from the Gaza Strip. Did this bring us any closer to peace? Not at all. It paved the way for Iran to send its terrorist proxies to establish a terror stronghold on our doorstep.
    I can assure you that we won’t make the same mistake again. When it comes to our security, we cannot and will not rely on others - Israel must be able to defend itself by itself.
    Mr. President,
    The State of Israel is the land of our forefathers - Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. It is the land where Moses led the Jewish people, where David built his palace, where Solomon built the Jewish Temple, and where Isaiah saw a vision of eternal peace.
    For thousands of years, Jews have lived continuously in the land of Israel. We endured through the rise and fall of the Assyrian, Babylonian, Greek and Roman Empires. And we endured through thousands of years of persecution, expulsions and crusades. The bond between the Jewish people and the Jewish land is unbreakable.
    Nothing can change one simple truth - Israel is our home and Jerusalem is our eternal capital.
    At the same time, we recognize that Jerusalem has special meaning for other faiths. Under Israeli sovereignty, all people - and I will repeat that, all people - regardless of religion and nationality can visit the city’s holy sites. And we intend to keep it this way. The only ones trying to change the status quo on the Temple Mount are Palestinian leaders.
    President Abbas is telling his people that Jews are contaminating the Temple Mount. He has called for days of rage and urged Palestinians to prevent Jews from visiting the Temple Mount using (quote) “all means” necessary. These words are as irresponsible as they are unacceptable.
    You don’t have to be Catholic to visit the Vatican, you don’t have to be Jewish to visit the Western Wall, but some Palestinians would like to see the day when only Muslims can visit the Temple Mount.
    You, the international community, are lending a hand to extremists and fanatics. You, who preach tolerance and religious freedom, should be ashamed. Israel will never let this happen. We will make sure that the holy places remain open to all people of all faiths for all time.
    Mr. President,
    No one wants peace more than Israel. No one needs to explain the importance of peace to parents who have sent their child to defend our homeland. No one knows the stakes of success or failure better than we Israelis do. The people of Israel have shed too many tears and buried too many sons and daughters.
    We are ready for peace, but we are not naïve. Israel’s security is paramount. Only a strong and secure Israel can achieve a comprehensive peace.
    The past month should make it clear to anyone that Israel has immediate and pressing security needs. In recent weeks, Palestinian terrorists have shot and stabbed our citizens and twice driven their cars into crowds of pedestrians. Just a few days ago, terrorists armed with axes and a gun savagely attacked Jewish worshipers during morning prayers. We have reached the point when Israelis can’t even find sanctuary from terrorism in the sanctuary of a synagogue.
    These attacks didn’t emerge out of a vacuum. They are the results of years of indoctrination and incitement. A Jewish proverb teaches: “The instruments of both death and life are in the power of the tongue.”
    As a Jew and as an Israeli, I know with utter certainly that when our enemies say they want to attack us, they mean it.
    Hamas’s genocidal charter calls for the destruction of Israel and the murder of Jews worldwide. For years, Hamas and other terrorist groups have sent suicide bombers into our cities, launched rockets into our towns, and sent terrorists to kidnap and murder our citizens.
    And what about the Palestinian Authority? It is leading a systemic campaign of incitement. In schools, children are being taught that ‘Palestine’ will stretch from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. In mosques, religious leaders are spreading vicious libels accusing Jews of destroying Muslim holy sites. In sports stadiums, teams are named after terrorists. And in newspapers, cartoons urge Palestinians to commit terror attacks against Israelis.
    Children in most of the world grow up watching cartoons of Mickey Mouse singing and dancing. Palestinian children also grow up watching Mickey Mouse, but on Palestinians national television, a twisted figure dressed as Mickey Mouse dances in an explosive belt and chants “Death to America and death to the Jews.”
    I challenge you to stand up here today and do something constructive for a change. Publically denounce the violence, denounce the incitement, and denounce the culture of hate.
    Most people believe that at its core, the conflict is a battle between Jews and Arabs or Israelis and Palestinians. They are wrong. The battle that we are witnessing is a battle between those who sanctify life and those who celebrate death.
    Following the savage attack in a Jerusalem synagogue, celebrations erupted in Palestinian towns and villages. People were dancing in the street and distributing candy. Young men posed with axes, loudspeakers at mosques called out congratulations, and the terrorists were hailed as “martyrs” and “heroes.”
    This isn’t the first time that we saw the Palestinians celebrate the murder of innocent civilians. We saw them rejoice after every terrorist attack on Israeli civilians and they even took to the streets to celebrate the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center right here in New York City.
    Imagine the type of state this society would produce. Does the Middle East really need another terror-ocracy? Some members of the international community are aiding and abetting its creation.
    Mr. President,
    As we came into the United Nations, we passed the flags of all 193 member States. If you take the time to count, you will discover that there are 15 flags with a crescent and 25 flags with a cross. And then there is one flag with a Jewish Star of David. Amidst all the nations of the world there is one state - just one small nation state for the Jewish people.
    And for some people, that is one too many.
    As I stand before you today I am reminded of all the years when Jewish people paid for the world’s ignorance and indifference in blood. Those days are no more.
    We will never apologize for being a free and independent people in our sovereign state. And we will never apologize for defending ourselves.
    To the nations that continue to allow prejudice to prevail over truth, I say “J’accuse.”
    I accuse you of hypocrisy. I accuse you of duplicity.
    I accuse you of lending legitimacy to those who seek to destroy our State.
    I accuse you of speaking about Israel’s right of self-defense in theory, but denying it in practice.
    And I accuse you of demanding concessions from Israel, but asking nothing of the Palestinians.
    In the face of these offenses, the verdict is clear. You are not for peace and you are not for the Palestinian people. You are simply against Israel.
    Members of the international community have a choice to make.
    You can recognize Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people, or permit the Palestinian leadership to deny our history without consequence.
    You can publically proclaim that the so-called “claim of return” is a non-starter, or you can allow this claim to remain the major obstacle to any peace agreement.
    You can work to end Palestinian incitement, or stand by as hatred and extremism take root for generations to come.
    You can prematurely recognize a Palestinian state, or you can encourage the Palestinian Authority to break its pact with Hamas and return to direct negotiations.
    The choice is yours. You can continue to steer the Palestinians off course or pave the way to real and lasting peace.
    Thank you, Mr. President.

  • @davegoldfarb
    @davegoldfarb Před 9 lety

    I saw Nixon once.Peace in our time.Thanks for the thanks old friends.

  • @OliveWeitzel
    @OliveWeitzel Před 9 lety

    The present situation of Israel is a real challenge for all those who call themselves believers in Jesus = Jeshua.

  • @TheSoCalSurfer69
    @TheSoCalSurfer69 Před 9 lety

    Ron Prosor in 2016. YAHHHH!!!

  • @Janba32
    @Janba32 Před 9 lety

    Mr. Proser bends the truth big time. He calls the ethnic cleansing of the Palestinans "displacement" that began at least 6 weeks before the Arab countries attacked. As for the Jews from Arab countries they were not "displaced" until AFTER the Jews "displaced" the Palestinians. Mr. Proser also neglects to say that the partition rejected by the Arabs gave the Jews 55% of the land at a time when they owned only 7% of that land. Furthermore the partition plan passed by the UN General Assembly was not a binding resolution. Only resolutions passed by the Security Council are binding. It was Israel that declared the state. The Palestinians should do the same. If Israel truly wants peace there must be an end to the occupation, the occupation that created Hamas. Proser is an apologist for Israeli apartheid in the West Bank.

  • @avnermil
    @avnermil Před 9 lety

    Pure JUICY and JEWISH HONEY for the land of milk and honey!

  • @sepandee
    @sepandee Před 9 lety

    So much... hate in these comments. Insulting Jews, insulting Muslims, insulting Palestinians, insulting Israelis...
    So much hate. In 100 years I hope historians look back at this period of history and think 'how stupid was the whole thing'.

  • @origolan2865
    @origolan2865 Před 9 lety

    An excellent oration; cogently argued and dramatically delivered. Whoever has written his script has done a sterling job. However, his French is woeful: fraternite', j'accuse....etc. A few practice sessions would have enhanced the effect and delivered the intended punch.

    • @KelownaCdn
      @KelownaCdn Před 9 lety +1

      Who really cares--he probably speaks multiple languages!

  • @seanpot1
    @seanpot1 Před 9 lety

    wELL DONE

  • @sollyellenberg40se
    @sollyellenberg40se Před 9 lety

    I cant hear and sound

  • @wvtbon
    @wvtbon Před 9 lety

    Impressive

  • @kcrcbest
    @kcrcbest Před 9 lety +1

    aaaaamen

  • @UsalMalay
    @UsalMalay Před 9 lety +1

    I love the Jews. God bless the Jews.

  • @interestingyoutubechannel1

    wow, this speech was giving a little taste on how nazism & antisemitism is rife in europe & among palestinians today, i then look down at the comments from the youtube community & find disturbingly frantic hate speech about israelis such as "baby killers" and "bomb tel aviv" etc. it just shows how nazi antisemitism is something that rises & falls continuously. when has anyone Ever read in Any newspaper or television channel about how a major part of the palestinian government has a Worldwide Genocide Of Jews as a political aim/goal in its manifesto. not one mention or protest on that, from anyone. its not even common knowledge. its not even uncommon knowledge among so-called "pro palestine" protesters. wanting to kill every jewish man, woman and child, in the world, is apparently not a palestinian aim that would turn heads in the west. THAT speaks volumes.

  • @EasyRashi
    @EasyRashi Před 9 lety

    ע"פ תורה אסור לעלות למקום העזרה

  • @bigbiig2884
    @bigbiig2884 Před 5 lety

    Missing persons mama Qadeer baloch freedom balochistan Total iasha Allah freedom mama Qadeer for baloch freedom

  • @ld6362
    @ld6362 Před 9 lety

    i like how nobody clapped ...... they all know he talks bs

    • @TENORSUISSE
      @TENORSUISSE Před 9 lety +1

      No, they are all ashamed as he speaks the truth and nothing but the truth.

  • @ZONNEKAT
    @ZONNEKAT Před 9 lety

    MEMRI .org !

  • @stevenfink3085
    @stevenfink3085 Před 9 lety

    printer friendly transcript at: embassies.gov.il/un/statements/Pages/Question-of-Palestine-Debate.aspx

  • @luseimizo094
    @luseimizo094 Před 2 lety

    🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

  • @Illalcap
    @Illalcap Před 9 lety

    He forgot what Yahushua said:
    Revelation 2:9 KJVA
    I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.

  • @chugalongway01
    @chugalongway01 Před 9 lety

    Israeli Arrogance

  • @Mybitterreality
    @Mybitterreality Před 9 lety

    #oooOfffffffffff I just farted x.O

  • @vaughnmichael5114
    @vaughnmichael5114 Před 9 lety

    Bravo !!