UN’s Ban scolds Israeli officials who ‘twisted’ his criticism In NY Times Secretary general condemns terrorism, but insists Israel ignores Palestinian frustration at its peril Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Monday stood by his harsh criticism of Israel’s policies in the West Bank, but stressed that his words — which have been maligned by a battery of Israeli officials — under no circumstances amounted to a justification for terror attacks.
“In Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories, 2016 has begun much as 2015 ended — with unacceptable levels of violence and a polarized public discourse,” Ban wrote in a New York Times op-ed piece.
“That polarization showed itself in the halls of the United Nations last week when I pointed out a simple truth: History proves that people will always resist occupation,” he said.
In a thinly veiled jab at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who on Tuesday accused the United Nations chief of “stoking terror,” Ban argued that he had been misrepresented by critics.
[Image]Those who demand this or that of Israel, while not DEMANDING the end of Right of Return, are DEMANDING that Israel END ITS EXISTENCE as a boiled frog.
That means the criterion for Jews is that Israel be too civilized to exist on EARTH.

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