Antonio Guterres
Found 5 recent publications
UN threat to Israel: We will sue you in The Hague
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns Prime Minister Netanyahu against turning to the court in The Hague due to the entry of security forces into the UNRWA complex in Kafr Aqab. "I am forced to write once again to express my grave concern regarding the violation of the immunity of the UNRWA complex in East Jerusalem." Danon: "We will not be moved by threats."
"Out of control": UN makes rare admission regarding the hunger phenomenon in the Gaza Strip
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres admitted that many of the UN's independent reporters have "completely gone out of control." Simultaneously, a new UNICEF survey presented data on the nutritional status of children in the Gaza Strip that significantly contradicts last year's claims of mass starvation.
Drama at the UN: an economist, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, is the leading candidate to replace Guterres
The first informal poll in the Security Council gives the lead to Rebecca Grinspen, former vice president of Costa Rica. Second place went to the former foreign minister of Guyana. Israeli UN ambassador Danny Danon stated: "The next secretary-general must fight the institutional antisemitism rooted in the UN."
The Trap Behind the Syrian "Peace": Refusing to Give Up a Valuable Asset
Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara announced his desire for a peace settlement with Israel, while emphasizing that Syria will not relinquish the Golan Heights. UN Secretary-General António Guterres joined him, labeling the territory as occupied Syrian land.
In the shadow of the demand for an Israeli withdrawal: UN Secretary-General arrives for a historic visit to Syria
António Guterres will be the first UN Secretary-General to visit the country since the outbreak of the war in 2011. He will meet with President Ahmad al-Sharaa, address the new parliament, and reach the buffer zone between Israel and Syria.