The provocative hypocrisy of the UN voting for the ‘Palestinian state’ next to Israel, strictly disarmed and governed by other states

On the eve of the genocidal operation “Final Solution – Burn and Flatten Gaza City”, the voice of the UN could not be missing. And lo and behold, punctually, it came with the approval of the resolution prepared some time ago by Macron’s France (desperately looking for a limelight lost forever) and Bin Salman’s Saudi Arabia.

A resolution approved, of course, also by some of Israel’s greatest historical supporters (including Italy) who are now trying to take, with extreme caution, verbally, or – at most – with purely symbolic gestures, the distance from the “excesses” of the Netanyahu government to calm their pro-Palestine squares and try to take some space away from Trump’s United States, promoters of the infamous “Gaza Resort” project governed by Washington and Tel Aviv.

No less provocative, only more hypocritical, is it to propose a “sovereign and independent state of Palestine…” as long as it is devoid of weapons, with the mandatory surrender of its main resistance force, and administered by third parties (imperialists, of course) through a “temporary international stabilization mission.” This is said by the States that have allowed, for decades, the state, the army, and the Zionist settlers to rob the Palestinian people of almost all their territory, for the benefit of a colonial, racist, supremacist, and – as is now public knowledge – exterminationist state.

How do you think the BRICS countries, touted by the kampists and the “red”-brown as alternatives, progressive, and pro-Palestine, voted? Naturally, they voted with the colonialist France of Macron and the reactionary regime of Saudi Arabia, also in agreement to choke the Palestinian resistance and force it to surrender to the collaborators of the PA. When we argued that this was the real content of the “agreements” in Beijing, the sky fell! Idealists, extremists, etc. etc. – but the reality was and is exactly this!

As dramatic as it may be, and it is, the Palestinian people and the Palestinian resistance have no friendly state, least of all among the great powers of capital, whether they be from the West or the East. They can only count on the international movement of solidarity from the exploited and oppressed classes.