Ban Ki-Moon

Ya’alon, who is on a visit to the United States, also met with US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter on Monday in Washington DC.

"Hezbollah’s dangerous military strengthening and the murderous statements of its leaders require a condemnation,” Danon wrote to Ban Ki-moon.

It appears it is Ban’s empathy for young and frustrated Palestinians, including those who’ve committed heinous crimes, that has angered so many.

Police suspect Palestinians from the village of Halhoul entered the synagogue late Friday night, gathered the prayer books into a pile and lit them.

Police suspect Palestinians from the village of Halhoul, near Hebron, entered the synagogue late Friday night, gathered prayer books into a pile and lit them on fire.

The Secretary-General pointed out that the UN organized over 120 Holocaust remembrance events in 36 countries in the past year.

By purposely omitting the human rights violations of the Palestinian Authority against their own people, Ban shows that he is far more concerned with condemning Israel than protecting Palestinians.

Malcolm Hoenlein, the executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, told the Post earlier this week that Ban was “basically not a bad guy.”

Dear Mr. Ban Ki moon...We must shoot down the fallacious and hypocritical assertions of your article.