Both Israel and Rwanda are nations that have experienced unimaginable genocides. Both have unique security situations. As for the UN, Israel isn’t going to trust the pathetic, impotent, ineffective peacekeepers of a hostile international body which spends most of its time condemning the Jewish state. But there is one possibility: Rwanda. Israel has a special relationship with Rwanda, as I have written on many occasions. Both Israel and Rwanda are nations that have experienced unimaginable genocides. Both have unique security situations. To prevent another genocide, both take aggressive action against enemies amassed on their borders, and both come under constant criticism from a do-nothing UN that has little sympathy for nations which have sworn to never again allow the mass slaughter of their citizens. Israel’s genocidal enemies are Hezbollah, Hamas and Iran, the first two of which are pressed right up on its border. Rwanda’s Hamas is the FDLR, comprised of those who perpetrated the 1994 genocide of the Tutsi, and their ideological and biological descendants. Rwandan President Paul Kagame, like Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, has been clear that he will not tolerate the terrorist incursions of the FDLR. He has taken aggressive action to fight it, and has gone so far as to push to remove Congolese governments who grant sanctuary and safe harbor to the genocidaires. For all this he has come under massive UN criticism. jpost/Opinion/NO-HOLDS-BARRED-Rwandan-troops-are-the-solution-for-Gaza-372304
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