Right you are, not big difference between them is.

It is good to be concerned as the UN does of a peaceful population - either Palestinians bearing consequences of fellow-citizen terrorist attacks on Israel or, surely, Israelis - direct victims of these Palestinian terrorist attacks.

However, a selective attitude to the similar suffering of various tribe-men is a well known UN phenomena, while being ignored on mere racist genocidal issues of which origin at  Melbourne University, Australia, had been brought about to the UNHCHR-s steadily, repeatedly and equally with no practical responses from NYC/Geneva yet.

MichaelK.
 

MORE UN OFFICIALS VOICE CONCERN AT ISRAEL'S DECLARATION OF GAZA AS `HOSTILE TERRITORY'
New York, Sep 21 2007 10:00AM
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour has voiced grave concern over Israel's decision to declare the Gaza Strip a "hostile territory" and to announce military action, additional restrictions on the movement of people and goods to and from the area, and reductions in the supply of fuel and electricity.

http://www.unhchr.ch/huricane/huricane.nsf/view01/8A389CD6C26F617EC125735C0077BB43?opendocument

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