Benjamin Netanyahu: The UN Human Rights Council is a Blood Rights Council

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply attacked a UN Human Rights Council report today (Thursday) which alleged that Israel was committing "sexual violence" and "genocide" during its war on Gaza.

In his statement, Netanyahu said that:

The anti-Israeli circus called the UN "Human Rights Council" has long been exposed as an antisemitic, corrupt, terror-supporting, and irrelevant body. It's no coincidence that Israel decided to withdraw from it about a month ago.

Instead of focusing on the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed by the Hamas terrorist organization in the most severe massacre against the Jewish people since the Holocaust, the UN once again chooses to attack the State of Israel with false accusations, including unfounded allegations of sexual violence.

This is not a Human Rights Council - it's a Blood Rights Council.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennet also fiercely criticized the report:

"The UN has become the useful idiot of Hamas. The worst regimes in history accused their enemies of what they themselves do. Now history repeats itself, as the UN adopts this evil method. It was Hamas that attacked, raped and murdered Israelis. It's all documented. Hamas is the one using sexual violence against hostages. The UN has turned justice into wickedness, good into evil. Decent countries must disassociate themselves from the UN."

Yisrael Beytenu MK Yulia Malinovsky, who passed the law to ban UNRWA from Israeli territory and from cooperating with the Israeli government, had this to say:

"The UN has broken its own record. After the UN published its distorted, false, and one-sided report, I would seriously consider withdrawing from the organization that proves time and again its basic lack of integrity and hypocrisy."

Even the media chimed in, with Channel 12 reporter Almog Boker saying "This delusional and contemptible body that was supposed to tell the story of what happened to people here, suddenly invented some kind of report about sexual assaults by us."