I was being very cynical. That wording could easily cover Zionist aid organisations that won’t lift a finger to help Palestinians, there are quite a number like that.
The question is Tim, should ANYBODY stand by when 20,000 children are slaughtered. IMO Sports, music and entertainment are irrelevant in the face of such inhumanity.
This all seems rather academic for you. It’s 20,000 real kids, little kids, just like your kids, smashed to bits, on purpose, in a cold a calculated manner by a mighty military. I have a visceral hatred of the people that have done this. The IDF has treated these children just as the
I live in the real world, the only people able to stop this are Netanyahu and to lesser extent Donald Trump. What I, you or Ed Sheeran think about what’s happened/happening in Gaza and Palestine makes no difference as we are irrelevant.
Trump & Netanyahu are not (yet) in the same class as Putain or Kim Il Jong. They still have electors out there.
Maybe Trump is not so worried, but his enablers should be.
So who is really in charge of US immigration and permits? From Al Jazeera:
The US State Department says it has greenlighted visas for a core Iranian delegation and their essential staffers to take part in a UN General Assembly meeting in New York next week.
President Masoud Pezeshkian is due to be a part of the delegation, The AP reported, citing sources. Earlier today, the US denied Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and other Palestinian officials a visa before the UN meeting
Recent Payment: The U.S. government transferred $827 million toward its mandatory dues following earlier announcements by the Trump administration to release around $850 million for regular and peacekeeping budgets.
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Remaining Debt: Despite this recent transfer, the U.S. still owes approximately $4.2 billion in accumulated arrears for the regular budget and peacekeeping operations.
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Proportion of Arrears: U.N. officials note that the United States accounts for more than 95% of the unpaid balance owed to the organization’s regular administrative budget