Fact is Osama Bin Laden Killed in Pakistan

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00:00The representative of Israel has asked for the floor to make a further statement.

00:06I give them a floor.

00:07Thank you, Mr. President.

00:08You know, if a distinguished colleague from Pakistan wanted to read the statement, he could

00:12have done it at the beginning of the session.

00:16But I want to refer to your words.

00:18You know, maybe you got offended from the word of my speech, and I apologize for that.

00:23But I make sure that in my speech I stick to the facts.

00:25And the fact is that Osama Bin Laden was killed in Pakistan.

00:32And no one condemned the U.S.

00:36And when other countries in this council attack terrorists, no one condemned them.

00:41And that is the issue of double standards.

00:43When you apply different standards on Israel, then the standard you apply on yourselves,

00:49that is the problem of this institution.

00:52So yes, you cannot change the fact that 9-11 happened, and today we mark this day.

00:58You cannot change the fact that Osama Bin Laden was in Pakistan and he was killed on your territory.

01:04But I would ask you, when you criticize us, and I'm sure it will continue in the future,

01:09think about the issue of double standards, which standards you apply to your country, and which

01:14standards you apply to Israel.

01:16Thank you, Mr. President.