"Be Quiet": Israeli Envoy, Top UN Official's Shouting Match At New York Meet
The dispute began with a war of words between Israel's ambassador and the UN secretary-general's special representative for children and armed conflict.
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The dispute began with a war of words between Israel's ambassador and the UN secretary-general's special representative for children and armed conflict. ‘You will be quiet now’: Israeli envoy vs UN official at New York hearing. Israeli envoy Danny Danon clashed with UN official Vanessa Frazier over a report that blacklisted Israel for alleged sexual abuses in conflict.
Furthermore, When Patten's report was issued last month, Danon called it "a new low" and Israel's foreign ministry vowed to sever all ties with Guterres, who leaves office after 10 years at the year-end. "You caved to the secretary-general's obsession with targeting Israel," Danon said, referring to UN chief Antonio Guterres. Frazier, Malta's former U.N. ambassador, issued her report this week on behalf of Guterres warning that Israeli settler groups could be added to a global blacklist for violations against children as the U.N. chief voiced alarm at what he called a "staggering" rise in violations against Palestinian children.
In addition, Another US official, Vanessa Frazier, Guterres' representative for children and armed conflict and compiler of a separate report that also blacklists Israel , interjected by shouting a point of order. Jerusalem Post / Israel News Danny Danon, Israel's representative to the UN, demanded the resignation of Pramila Patten, who produced a report that blacklisted Israel for alleged abuses, accusing her of bias.
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The dispute began with a war of words between Israel's ambassador and the UN secretary-general's special representative for children and armed conflict.
reliability low1/4 sources‘You will be quiet now’: Israeli envoy vs UN official at New York hearing.
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Israeli envoy Danny Danon clashed with UN official Vanessa Frazier over a report that blacklisted Israel for alleged sexual abuses in conflict.
according to The Times of India - World +5When Patten's report was issued last month, Danon called it "a new low" and Israel's foreign ministry vowed to sever all ties with Guterres, who leaves office after 10 years at the year-end.
according to The Times of India - World +3"You caved to the secretary-general's obsession with targeting Israel," Danon said, referring to UN chief Antonio Guterres.
according to India Today +3Frazier, Malta's former U.N. ambassador, issued her report this week on behalf of Guterres warning that Israeli settler groups could be added to a global blacklist for violations against children as the U.N. chief voiced alarm at what he called a "staggering" rise in violations against Palestinian children.
according to India Today +3Another US official, Vanessa Frazier, Guterres' representative for children and armed conflict and compiler of a separate report that also blacklists Israel , interjected by shouting a point of order.
according to The Jerusalem Post (Front Page) +1Jerusalem Post / Israel News Danny Danon, Israel's representative to the UN, demanded the resignation of Pramila Patten, who produced a report that blacklisted Israel for alleged abuses, accusing her of bias.
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