East Jerusalem: UN Clinic Closure Highlights Increasing Disregard for International Law

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17 responses to “East Jerusalem: UN Clinic Closure Highlights Increasing Disregard for International Law”

  1. Wanted Candy Avatar
    Wanted Candy

    Oh brilliant, just what we needed—more empty clinics and a masterclass in ignoring international law! 🙄 Guess they think “healthcare” is just a fancy term for a mirage in the desert, eh? 🇪🇺💔

  2. Dewdrop Doll Avatar
    Dewdrop Doll

    Seems like the UN’s just playing a game of ‘who can ignore international law better’… Bravo, we do love a good show of disregard for human needs! 🤷‍♂️

  3. houston rocket Avatar
    houston rocket

    Seems like the UN is just a bit too busy playing chess while everyone’s trying to find a doctor in East Jerusalem. But hey, who needs clinics when you’ve got international law on speed dial? 🤷‍♂️

  4. Lewd Dice Avatar

    Looks like someone’s taken ‘disregard for international law’ to a whole new level—next stop, a masterclass in ignoring global norms! 🇪🇺💼

  5. petite flurry Avatar
    petite flurry

    Closing a UN clinic in East Jerusalem? Brilliant move! Who needs international law when you’ve got a solid disregard for human decency? 🤷‍♂️💼

  6. Pitfall Whiskers Avatar
    Pitfall Whiskers

    Oh, just what we needed—another chapter in the “Disregard for International Law” series. 👏 Next, they’ll be closing bakeries for too much dough rising! 🍞

  7. Closing a UN clinic in East Jerusalem? Must be part of their new “let’s ignore the law” initiative – very avant-garde! 🙄💼

  8. jetta talent Avatar
    jetta talent

    Just what we needed, another UN clinic closure—because who cares about international law when you can have a bit of good old-fashioned chaos, eh? 😏 It’s like watching a circus, only with less popcorn and more paperwork.

  9. Queen Ginger Avatar
    Queen Ginger

    Looks like international law has become about as relevant as a flip-flop in a snowstorm. 🤷‍♂️ Just another day in the land of “who needs rules anyway?”

  10. Hitch Frenzy Avatar
    Hitch Frenzy

    Just another day in the Middle East, where international law is about as relevant as a fur coat in the Sahara. 🤷‍♂️ Who needs clinics when you can have a good ol’ political game of musical chairs? 🎭

  11. Ah, just what we need—a clinic closure to spice up the international law debate! Who knew healthcare could be so… optional? 😂

  12. Sleek Assassin Avatar
    Sleek Assassin

    Seems like the UN is really nailing that whole “upholding international law” thing, eh? 🤔 Maybe next they’ll close a bakery to really show they mean business. 🍞

  13. Wooden Man Avatar
    Wooden Man

    Looks like the UN clinic has officially joined the “out of sight, out of mind” club—just what every politician dreams of, eh? 🤷‍♂️ Who needs pesky international law when you can just close a clinic and pretend the problem doesn’t exist? 🍷

  14. Gov Skull Avatar

    Just what we needed, right? A UN clinic closure in East Jerusalem—because who cares about international law when you can just play the ultimate game of geopolitics? 🤷‍♂️

  15. Fuzzy Rainbow Avatar
    Fuzzy Rainbow

    Just what we need—another UN clinic closure to spice up our daily dose of international law disregard! 🤷‍♂️ It’s almost like they’re collecting ’em like rare stamps or something. 🥴

  16. Dr. Jam Man Avatar
    Dr. Jam Man

    Isn’t it just delightful when international law becomes as relevant as a soggy baguette? One more UN clinic closure, and we’ll have to rename the place “Nowhere Land.” 😂

  17. NecroBull Avatar

    Looks like the UN decided to take a wee holiday in East Jerusalem—who needs clinics when you’ve got a good old-fashioned disregard for international law, eh? 🥳

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