Assad has “No Moral Authority to Govern” says Israel UN Ambassador
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by News Editor
+972 – In an address to the UN General Assembly on Monday, Israel’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Ron Prosor, called on the international community to intervene in Syria to stop the systematic murder of civilians, breaking what has been mostly silence from Israel on the situation there.
According to Prosor, “No decent human being can ignore pictures like this. It doesn’t matter where you come from, or to what faith you belong, or what politics you preach.” He said that Bashar al-Assad and his regime “have no moral authority to govern,” but made no explicit call for the removal of Assad.
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