Allies Demand Israel Protect UN Sites
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Eleven nations have jointly called on Israel to uphold its international legal duties regarding United Nations facilities.
The foreign ministers of Canada, Japan, and nine European countries issued a public statement. They urged the Israeli government to ensure the "protection and inviolability of UN premises."
The statement emphasizes Israel's obligations under international law. These rules require the protection of UN compounds and personnel during military operations.
The group did not cite a specific recent incident. However, the public diplomatic appeal highlights growing international concern over the safety of UN sites in conflict zones.