UN ‘adds Israel to blacklist’ for conflict-related sexual violence
The United Nations has reportedly added Israel to a list concerning sexual violence in conflict zones, according to Israel's ambassador to the UN. In response, Israel's ambassador stated that Tel Aviv will cut ties with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

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AI-generatedThe United Nations has reportedly added Israel to a list concerning sexual violence in conflict zones, according to Israel's ambassador to the UN. In response, Israel's ambassador stated that Tel Aviv will cut ties with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. The decision stems from an upcoming report from Guterres's office on conflict-related sexual violence. Israel's ambassador described the decision to blacklist Israel and accuse it of using sexual violence as a weapon of war as "outrageous" and unacceptable, particularly if placed on the same list as Hamas. The Israeli mission to the UN announced it will have no contact with the secretary-general's office while Guterres leads the organization. Israel's foreign ministry also criticized the decision as "shameful and absurd," calling the UN a politicized and corrupt organization that targets Israel.
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5 extractedThe shameful and absurd UN decision to include Israeli entities in the annex to the CRSV report is further proof of the UN’s true nature: a politicised and corrupt organisation.
The decision to blacklist Israel and accuse us of using sexual violence as a weapon of war is an outrageous decision.
The UN secretary-general’s annual report on conflict-related sexual violence is customarily presented to relevant states before publication.
Israel will cut ties with UN chief Antonio Guterres over the upcoming report.
The United Nations has added Israel to the blacklist of sexual violence in conflict zones.