UN Secretary General again demonstrates his moral depravity

Sent to the MetroWest Daily News December 27, 2024.

Dear Editor:

In the article "Israel strikes Houthi targets in Yemen" (December 27), we read "U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the Israeli airstrikes on Thursday as "especially alarming" after "a year of escalatory actions by the Houthis."

Guterres has been quiet for over a year as the Houthis have not only bombarded Israeli cities and towns with missiles and drones and done nothing as they effectively closed the critical Red Sea shipping corridor, but quickly condemns Israel as it does what the United Nations should have been leading the world in doing.

This is not surprising, given the way, in the immediate of the barbaric Hamas October 7 slaughter, Guterres effectively blamed Israel by saying it didn't occur in a vacuum.

Technically, he was right: the international community enabled Hamas by sending massive amounts of aid to Gaza and then closing its eyes as Hamas took most of it to build a massive terror tunnel infrastructure and turned virtually every United Nations Relief and Works Agency facility into a terror base.

The United Nations has betrayed the ideals with which it was founded, with the current Secretary-General showing he has no moral compass who is an ally of the enemies of peace. He should be fired and the United Nations either revamped or disbanded.

Sincerely,

Alan Stein

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