António Guterres
No wavering: Modi's speech firmly aligns himself, and India, with Israel - analysis
To understand the magnitude of Modi’s words, it is necessary to revisit where India once stood, and understand why for decades it has kept Israel diplomatically distant.
Guterres faces backlash for congratulating Iranian regime, UN Watch demands transparency
US believes its personal power matters more than international law, UN chief Guterres says
UN chief condemns Houthi detention of another 10 UN staff in Yemen
The 2023 hypocrites elevating Palestine to an untouchable status - opinion
“He who is compassionate to the cruel will become cruel to the compassionate” —Midrash
UN postpones vote on demand for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza
The UN Security Council had been due to vote on a brief draft resolution on Friday morning, but it was delayed at the request of the United Arab Emirates.
Antonio Guterres: 'Accounts of sexual violence on Oct. 7 must be investigated'
A UN commission of inquiry investigating war crimes on both sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict will focus on sexual violence by Hamas in the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel.
Magen David Adom attacks UN: Attacks on Israelis not worthy of your 'horror'
Magen David Adom attacked the UN on X (Twitter) for refusing to acknowledge Hamas's targeting of Israeli first responders during the October 7 massacre.
‘Hamas exploits ambulances for terror:’ Israeli envoy slams UN chief
Gutteres was among the first to condemn Israel last month after a false report that a supposed Israeli airstrike had struck the Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza.
An open letter to the UN secretary-general
There is never justification for murder, rape, burning, beheading, and the killing of a baby in its mother’s stomach. Terrorism can never be rationalized, or put into “context”.
The context to Hamas's terrorist exploits - opinion
Islamic terror needs to be understood in context, though a completely different context from the one that Antonio Guterres suggests.
My Word: Greta and Guterres - 'How dare you!'
It is the rhetorical question that should be asked of Greta Thunberg along with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
UN Guterres’s speech justified the unjustifiable - editorial
Guterres’s staggering argument was that "the attacks by Hamas did not happen in a vacuum."
Guterres: I didn't justify Hamas terror
Israel's ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan called for Guterres to resign and reissued that call against him on Wednesday after Guterres’ statement.
