U.N. Security Council debates the situation in the Middle East. (photo credit: screenshot)
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Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon plans to defend Israel’s right to the Land of Israel, including the West Bank settlements when he addresses the United Nations Security Council this afternoon.
He will speak after a briefing to the UNSC by the Israeli Palestinian co-directors of the non-governmental group EcoPeace Middle East about environmental issues shared by Israelis, Jordanians and the Palestinians.
UN Under-Secretary General for Political and Peace Building Affairs RoseMary DiCarlo will also give an update on the situation in Gaza and the Palestinian territories.
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