Israeli Big Mouth Picked A Fight With A UN Report; But He Couldn’t Stop This

Right, so get a load of this guy. If you aren’t aware of who this little sausage is, this is a chap by the name of Danny Danon, he pops up on TV interviews from time to time as a sometime go to motormouth of the Israeli regime – an excuse maker who is more than happy to raise his voice and shout down other people as so many Zionists seem to treat as their standard media tactic when someone dares breathe in the wrong direction with regards to their states genocidal tendencies. He is point of fact though, the Israeli envoy to the United Nations and in one of his most recent outings, he decided the best way to respond to a report on conflict-related sexual violence was to demonstrate all of the emotional restraint of a toddler that has just been denied a biscuit.That was a formal UN meeting. A serious subject. Officials across the room. The report there on the table. Allegations that require seriousness, evidence, scrutiny, careAnd what did Israel’s man at the UN bring?He brought volume, because he has an ego inflated to 500PSI and it needed an outlet. He brought the finger-wagging. He brought the full “how dare you mention this awful thing that you’ve gathered evidence against us over” routine.And of course he had to make it personal too against the Special Rapporteur who had compiled it, in this case that being the Special Rapporteur for Children and Armed Conflict, the Maltese diplomat Vanessa Frazier, because once he made it personal, that instigated the pushback.At the end of the day though, as a professional, as a representative of your country, if you are confronted with a damaging report, you have choices. You can challenge it. You can answer it. You can present counter-evidence. You can dispute the process. You can say the report is wrong and then show people why.What you cannot do, if you want to look like the serious party with a serious point to make, is turn on the official trying to raise a point of order and tell her to be quiet.