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| Photographic proof used by UNWRA that Israel's Iron Dome caused Gaza flooding today |
How many more terrible crimes will the Zionists commit against the poor Palestinians? The following story is from
UNWRA:
The United Nations has declared Gaza a disaster zone today
after torrential rain and flooding forced at least 5 people to flee
their homes without umbrellas. The UNWRA spokesman in Gaza, Mr Jihad
Hamas Islami, declared that the disaster was deliberately caused by
Israel's iron dome system. In front of the world's press he declared:
"The iron dome system was switched on to divert heavy rain targeted at the Zionist entity directly into Gaza."
Hamas spokesman, Mr Islam Jihad Islam, said
"This despicable act of war will open up the gates of hell for the Zionist oppressors"
However, the PA President Mr Mahmood Abbas did not fully agree with the Hamas prognosis regarding the Gates of Hell, cautioning:
"President
Obama has disclosed to me that the Zionists now have an advanced
version of the Iron Dome system which will shoot down the Gates of Hell
before they are able to swallow up all the Jews.
He even warned that
"..the system may be able to divert the Gates of Hell back into Gaza."
An
emergency session of the United Nations was held immediately following
the disaster, resulting in a new resolution UNSCR 666 condemning
Israel's actions. The resolution stated:
The
flooding of at least 2 properties in Gaza is, with the exception of
previous wars started by Israel, the worst humanitarian disaster in the
history of the world. Since Israel is held directly responsible for
this action the UN deems that Israel can no longer be considered a
legitimate state and so must dismantle itself.
The
resolution was passed by 218 votes to 1 (Micronesia being the only
country to vote against the resolution). There was also one abstention,
namely Israel. When asked why Israel abstained, rather than vote
against the resolution, a spokesman said that this was due to pressure
from both Israeli Cabinet Minister Zippi Livni and US Secretary of State
John Kerry.
Livni wanted to see the results of an
independent enquiry into the role of the Iron Dome system in the
disaster, and also felt that voting against the resolution might
alienate Israel's many friends at the UN, who are already furious at
Israel's recent plans to add a conservatory to Moshe Golderberg's
apartment in Jerusalem.John Kerry said that if the Israelis voted
against the resolution he would no longer be able to personally ensure
the safety of Israelis anywhere in the world.
