U.N. Security Council Again Fails to Condemn Hamas Slaughter

The United Nations Security Council – whose self-proclaimed purpose is the “maintenance of international peace and security” – once again failed to address the October 7 mass murder of civilians by the terrorist organization Hamas in a meeting Wednesday in which America vetoed a resolution calling for Israel not to act in the face of the ongoing threat of another attack.

The resolution, penned by Security Council president state Brazil, condemned Hamas for killing upwards of 1,400 people in door-to-door slaughters in residential communities and attacks on other civilian targets, such as a music festival. It did not, however, support Israel’s right to self-defense and called for “humanitarian pauses” in the fight against Hamas, a Sunni jihadist terror group.