US Ambassador to the UN: Americans Must Share What Happened to Victims of Hamas Attack

Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, condemned the violence at the 'Solidarity Gathering with Israel' on Wednesday, which included the deaths of over a thousand civilians. She stated that Americans must recount what happened to the victims of the Hamas attack. The ambassador emphasized the necessity of sharing the experiences of those who have suffered during the conflict, including those who have been executed, sexually assaulted, or kidnapped, as well as innocent civilians who have been taken hostage. Linda Thomas-Greenfield asserted, 'We cannot issue weak condemnations against Hamas's brutal attacks and Israel's inherent right to self-defense under the UN Charter that do not explicitly name Hamas.' She also reminded the world of the commitment of 'never again,' urging solidarity with Israel, combating anti-Semitism, and keeping the memories of the victims alive. Thomas-Greenfield's speech at the 'Solidarity Gathering with Israel,' attended by diplomats from 58 countries, highlighted the global importance of addressing this critical situation and supporting Israel. Barbara Slavin: The establishment of an independent Palestinian state with Mahmoud Abbas and Netanyahu in power is impossible. Alireza Nourizadeh: Netanyahu is the main loser of the Israel-Gaza war. Alam Saleh: The key to Middle East peace is in Washington. The US must stop supporting Israel. Who is Mohammad Deif, the commander and possible mastermind behind Hamas's recent attack on Israel? The US Commission on International Religious Freedom: The Hamas attack was the largest one-day massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. Leaders of opposition parties in Israel formed an emergency government and emphasized the destruction of Hamas.