Czech Defense Minister Jana Černochová has called for the Czech Republic to withdraw from the United Nations following the approval of a resolution by the General Assembly, which called for a ceasefire in Israel. Černochová expressed her dissatisfaction with the resolution, particularly due to its omission of mentioning Hamas and the hundreds of hostages taken by the organization during the October 7 incident in Israel. She posted on social media that the resolution, in her view, suggests that her country doesn’t belong in the UN. She stated, “Exactly 3 weeks ago, Hamas murdered over 1400 Israelis, more victims for their population than the militant Islamist organization al-Qaeda murdered in the US on 9/11. And only 14 countries, including ours, have spoken out clearly and understandably against this unprecedented terrorist attack perpetrated by Hamas terrorists. I am ashamed of the UN. In my opinion, the Czech Republic has no place in an organization that cheers on terrorists and does not respect the fundamental right to self-defence. Let’s get out,” she wrote. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)