Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, criticized the Palestinian Authority for failing to condemn Hamas and protect its citizens in a post-war Gaza. Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa left the room during Danon’s speech, highlighting the tension between the two parties.
Danon accused the PA of sheltering terrorists and enabling violence instead of promoting peace. He called out Mustafa and President Mahmoud Abbas for not addressing Hamas in their speeches, missing an opportunity to distance themselves from terrorism.
Despite the PA’s claims of seeking a peaceful future, Danon argued that their actions show otherwise. He emphasized the importance of holding the PA accountable for its association with Hamas and its role in perpetuating terrorism.
Israel will continue to fight against terrorism to ensure the safety of its citizens, signaling a commitment to eliminating threats in Gaza and other areas. Danon’s remarks underscore the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, raising questions about the PA’s ability to govern effectively.