As a protest: Israel's permanent representative to the UN wore the yellow star worn by Jews during the Holocaust

Israel's permanent representative to the UN wore a yellow star as a protest against the non-condemnation of war / Collage 24 Channel

Israel's permanent representative to the UN staged a protest because the organization's Security Council did not condemn Hamas' war against the country. So, he decided to put a sign on his jacket in the form of a yellow star.

Gilad Erdan reported this on the social network X, formerly known as Twitter. In particular, such stars were worn by Jews during the Holocaust, Channel 24 reports.

What is known about the new protest of the Israeli permanent representative

During a UN Security Council meeting on October 30 to discuss the escalation around the Gaza Strip, Israeli permanent representative Gilad Erdan said that his entire team would now wear yellow stars on their jackets as a sign of protest.

“We will wear this star until you condemn Hamas's atrocities and demand the immediate release of our hostages,” he said.

This star says “Never again”, which translates from English as “Never again” and refers to the slogans heard after the Second World War.

Israel's permanent representative puts on a yellow star: watch the video

He subsequently explained that he wore the yellow patch to remind of the shame of the UN Security Council and the organization's silence in the face of atrocities committed by Hamas militants.

“I made it clear to the council members that we swore after the Holocaust – never again. Therefore, there will be no ceasefire,” Erdan said.

In conclusion, Israel's permanent representative to the UN stressed that the army will continue its military operations until Hamas is completely destroyed, so that similar atrocities that occurred in the country in early October will never happen again.

What happens with the IDF offensive

• Palestinian militants from Hamas said on October 31 that they allegedly repelled an IDF offensive. In particular, they claim that they allegedly fired anti-tank missiles at Israeli troops.
• At the same time, IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari said on October 30 that the Israel Defense Forces continue to expand their offensive against the Gaza Strip. He noted that over the past 24 hours, dozens of terrorists had been eliminated.
• In addition, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu noted that the military operation had entered the third phase. Yes, it covers the expansion of ground operations in the enclave.