Al-Jaafari: Syria regrets international community’s disregard of facts in Syria 11/11/2014 New York, SANA- Syria’s permanent envoy to the UN Bashar al-Jaafari said Syria regrets the international community’s disregard of the facts in Syria and the blind insistence on submitting international politicized, selective and unilateral resolutions every year to the committees concerned under so-called “boosting and protecting the Syrian human rights.” “Terrorism has been striking Syria since 4 years while its people have lived in light of a silence which approaches the scandal and an unlimited support to Takfiri terrorists who perpetrate the most ugliest forms of killing and violations of the rights of the Syrian people,” Al-Jaafari said in a speech at a session for the 3rd committee in the UN General Assembly to propose a Saudi-Qatari draft resolution on human rights in Syria. He added that Syria has repeatedly warned against the danger of that takfiri terrorism on the region and the world, describing the resolutions taken by the international community regarding the situation of human rights in Syria as “resolutions that harm the rights of the Syrian citizen and distort his image, in particular, resolutions which are submitted by countries that sponsor the Saudi, Qatari Wahhabi terrorism in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and other countries.” Al-Jaafari said Syria is confident that all became aware that those resolutions have proved failure in dealing with the reasons behind the crisis in Syria. He underlined that the only goal of the Saudi-Qatari draft resolution is to defame the Syrian government and ignore its constructive efforts to combat terrorism, supported by governments of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, France and Israel. Al-Jaafari added that the Syrian delegation to the UN distributed two formal notes to the member countries on November 10 and October 23rd, 2014 during which it presented an explanation on the contradictions and mistakes included in the draft resolution. sana.sy/en/?p=17700
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