Jerusalem Post 4 weeks ago

Ban to send Goldstone to UNSC 'ASAP'

NEW YORK - Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday he will send the Goldstone Report, which calls for Israel and the Palestinians to investigate alleged war crimes during Operation Cast Lead in Gaza to the UN Security Council "as soon as possible." Full Article at Jerusalem Post

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