UN remembers the Holocaust as it abandons the Jewish people

The following headline appearing over a statement issued on 27 January by UN News – the official UN media outlet - indicates the lengths the UN will go to to bury Article 80:

The Holocaust "defined the United Nations", Secretary-General António Guterres told a virtual ceremony marking Holocaust Remembrance Day on Thursday, recalling that the UN Charter was drafted in San Francisco "as the Dachau concentration camp was liberated".

The Charter defined the UN in giving it the responsibility under Article 80 to ensure the rights of the Jewish People created by the Mandate were preserved.

Excluding any mention of Article 80 contained in that Charter and the reasons for its inclusion continues to be the fuel that enables the UN to falsely condemn 600000 Jews for illegally living in areas where they are legally entitled to do so and from where all Jews were driven out and expelled between 1948 and 1967.

Abandoning the Jewish People by failing to recognise its vested rights under the Mandate for Palestine and the UN Charter brands the United Nations as the world centre for disseminating and inciting Jew-hatred. 193 Member States need to evaluate their continuing membership.

"Never again" is threatening to become "Yet again" – whilst the UN continues to act in flagrant violation of article 80 of its own Charter.