Trump's UN ambassador-designate: Israel has 'biblical right' to annex Palestinian West Bank
US President Donald Trump's nominee to be the country's ambassador to the United Nations has become the latest official of the new administration to declare and defend the belief that the Zionist regime of Israel has the authority and right, according to biblical texts, to seize the West Bank of occupied Palestinian land.
US President Donald Trump's nominee to be the country's ambassador to the United Nations has become the latest official of the new administration to declare and defend the belief that the Zionist regime of Israel has the authority and right, according to biblical texts, to seize the West Bank of occupied Palestinian land.
When Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen asked Stefanik if he supported the Palestinians' right to self-determination, the prospective US ambassador to the United Nations refused to give a short and direct answer to the question and said: "I think they deserve better than what they have suffered under the leadership of terrorists."
Stefanik, who is known for his zeal in defending and challenging the Zionist regime of Israel, also supports the decision to cut aid to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).
Stefanik is also a defender of the Zionist claim that the Israeli occupation has the right to kill and exterminate generations of Palestinian Christians and Muslims and displace them from their lands and homes.
In addition to Stefanik, all other officials appointed by Trump to hold specific and sensitive positions related to US foreign policy, including the secretary of state, the secretary of defense and the country's ambassador to Israel, are staunch defenders and supporters of the illegal Zionist regime.
