…setting out a plan for a UN-mandated international stabilisation force in postwar Gaza that is expected to find support in many countries but not in Israel or the US.
You know, given that UNWRA is major part of why there’s the problem?
…setting out a plan for a UN-mandated international stabilisation force in postwar Gaza that is expected to find support in many countries but not in Israel or the US.
You know, given that UNWRA is major part of why there’s the problem?
Yeah ‘cos the UN peacekeeping forces are well known for ‘mixing it’ with the local warring parties.
Blimey.
A few years ago, the Austrians withdrew all their peacekeepers from the Golan Heights because it looked like getting a bit hot there.
Not to mention ‘mixing it’ with the local doxies, or if they aren’t available, the local schoolchildren, Otto….
@Julia That’s what I thought Otto meant!
Lol, pervs.
That’s them just being ‘humanitarian’
Only takes one itchy trigger
One more widow, one less white
And the desired end state is what? And we are alll agreed? Who’s gonna pay compo to all the wounded soldiers if it goes titsup?
What am I saying? , Not if, when it goes titsup.
Palestine is now recognised as a state, so the people there are no longer refugees they are residents, so clearly UNWRA will be wound up
Yeah, they could call it the Humanitarian Army Making All Shipshape….