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Canada at the United Nations just finalized its vote AGAINST a resolution which affirms the inalienable right of Indigenous Palestinian Semites to the Occupied Palestinian Territories’ natural resources, and demands Israel cease any exploitation, damage, or depletion of them. It passed 159-8.
By joining four small Pacific island states that always vote with the United States (Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau and Micronesia which have a combined population of 204,000, smaller than that of Richmond Hill, Ontario) Canada’s UN vote demonstrates that “Israeli exceptionalism” is a Canadian value emboldening apartheid Israel to violate international law and the inalienable rights of the Indigenous Semitic Palestinian people with impunity.
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