After Israel exposed that 12 employees of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees participated in the October 7 massacre, many countries announced the suspension of funding and called for an investigation into the organization's actions in Gaza.

After three months of being held captive by Hamas, a new medical report reveals that all the abductees are in real and immediate danger to their lives. 8 Nobel Prize winners have appealed to the UN Secretary General and the Red Cross and demanded their immediate release.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss the deterioration and the collapse of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. Ambassador Erdan criticized the decision: "I call again on the Secretary-General to resign immediately."

Two months after the massacre in the south, the UN Secretary-General issued a tepid statement calling for an investigation into the rape crimes committed by Hamas terrorists on October 7th after receiving numerous reports about it, as he said.

After UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres claimed that "Gaza is becoming a cemetery for children," Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan responded angrily: "He is a secretary-general who has lost his moral compass, and he must not remain in his position for even one more minute."

The President of the State, Isaac Herzog, responded to the allegations made by the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, and clarified that he "vehemently rejects his words completely because they contain some sort of implication or even justification for the horrors and terrorism that occurred here."