that israel girl

The Goldstone Commission was established by the United Nations’ Human Rights Council to investigate Israel’s January 2009 defensive operation against Hamas.

During the course of the Gaza War, Hamas showed the Palestinian people exactly what they’re made of. Up front and personal–Hamas betrayed their own blood–the Palestinian people by using them as human shields.

Video surveillance, eyewitness testimony, and Israeli intelligence reports also showed evidence that Hamas routinely stored weapons in mosques and civilian homes, set up military shop in hospitals, stole humanitarian aid, and launched mortar shells from a UNRWA school in Beit Hanoun.

Just a sampling of “delicacies” from the terrorist smorgasbord at the Hamas horror show which was the Gaza War.

Hamas’ gross atrocities which violated the Geneva Conventions however, are not the main focus of the Goldstone Commission’s report. The official UN commission faults Israel as the main perpetrator of war crimes.

By the way, did the UN happen to notice Hamas’ war crimes directly violate the Fourth Geneva Convention, which states, “The presence of a protected person may not be used to render certain points or areas immune from military operations”? I’ll answer that–shockingly a resounding–NO.

Israel on the other hand, took great surgical measures to minimize civilian casualties, and abide by the Geneva Conventions.

In fact, while Israel was shipping humanitarian aid into Gaza, Hamas was busy hijacking it out the backdoor for themselves–out of the hands of Palestinian civilian recipients. Vast numbers who were suffering as human shields and the like,  at the hands of Hamas.

Due to the UN’s relentless persecution of the State of Israel–a long history of biased findings, near dismissal of Hamas war crimes, and flagrant disregard for evidence in favor of Israel, That Israel Girl is hereby calling for the Obama Administration to boycott the United Nations–period.

Case closed. No further comments.

Sources:
(1) “Gaza Acts Amounted to War Crimes, U.N. report says,” by Terence Burke, CNN.com, Sept. 15, 2009
(2) “Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary General,” United Nations Dept. of Public Information, Aug. 14, 2009
(3) “The Operation in Gaza, 27 December 2008 - 18 January 2009, Factual and Legal Aspects,” Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, July 2009