Antonio Guterres
'We must recommit ourselves to the two-state solution before it is too late,' UN chief at UNGA
This comes as France and Saudi Arabia preside over a UNGA session centered around the recognition of a Palestinian state, with several Western countries recognizing a state.
My Word: Mideast statements and declarations of intent
Netanyahu's office: Israel 'deeply regrets' strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza
Tune into today's top stories: UN Sec-Gen calls for Gaza Ceasefire, Reservists mobilize for Gaza op
Co-author of Dinah Project to ‘Post’:‘ Blacklisting Hamas is 'historic justice’ for Oct. 7 victims
The report, released last month, called for the use of all of the evidentiary tools at the justice system’s disposal to reach indictments.
Human rights lawyer to ‘Post’: UN blacklisting of Hamas won’t move needle much - interview
“You don't need a UN report to tell people what happened. If you're in court, you have the evidence," Anne Herzberg, a human rights lawyer.
Hamas blacklisted by UN for systemic sexual crimes on Oct. 7, puts Israel on notice
The blacklisting of Hamas is a bold, declarative, and diplomatic move, and could have practical implications, but that depends on the next steps that are taken.
UN to blacklist Hamas for conflict-related sexual violence committed on Oct. 7, towards hostages
A major player in these efforts that coalesced the evidence and built a pattern model was the Dinah Project, a group of legal and gender experts.
UN puts Israel on notice over conflict-related sexual violence
Danny Danon called the claims in the UN letter "outrageous," stating that "Israel rejects the threats and will not accept defamation of its defense and security forces."
US calls UN Israel two-state solution conference a 'publicity stunt'
"We must ensure that it does not become another exercise in well-meaning rhetoric," United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in opening remarks.
UN spox.: 'Israeli red tape blocking Gaza aid, crossing not a McDonald's drive-through' - interview
"Israeli authorities are the sole decision makers on who, how, and how much aid enters the Gaza Strip, and the type of supplies that are allowed in,” Stéphane Dujarric told the 'Post.'
Preemptive strikes against Iran are self-defense - opinion
In the laws and ethics of war, a country need not be attacked first in order to defend itself.
UN chief says US-backed Gaza aid operation is unsafe, killing people
Guterres claimed that UN-led humanitarian efforts are being “strangled” and aid workers themselves are starving.
UN head 'appalled' by reports of deaths of Palestinians while seeking food aid
The UN official then called for an investigation into the reports and "for the perpetrators to be held accountable."
UN's Guterres pledges new role for hostage situations, says Gaza needs 'flood' of aid
The Hostage Families Forum met with Guterres on Thursday to discuss the issue of returning hostages held captive by terrorists in Gaza.