In a stunning and fiery address, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has launched a scathing attack on the United Nations, condemning its failure to intervene in what he describes as a “genocide” in Gaza. Speaking passionately, Maduro accused global powers, including the U.S. and European nations, of complicity in the ongoing violence that sees dozens of Palestinians 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed daily. “The United Nations is collapsing, overwhelmed by this situation,” he declared, emphasizing that the organization, once a beacon of hope for international law, is now rendered impotent in the face of unprecedented atrocities.

Maduro’s remarks come amid rising global outrage over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where reports indicate relentless bombings and civilian casualties. “It’s painful to witness the massacre of the noble and innocent people of Palestine,” he lamented, calling for a radical reformation of the UN to address this dire situation. He urged nations to unite in a “global movement of public opinion” to demand accountability and action.

In a bold move, Maduro announced plans to reach out to the Catholic Church for support, seeking intervention to protect vulnerable migrants affected by the crisis. He also took a swipe at modern communication tools, specifically WhatsApp, accusing the platform of facilitating the targeting of innocent lives through surveillance.

As the world watches, Maduro’s fierce denunciation of the UN and the complicity of major powers adds a new layer of urgency to the already critical discourse surrounding the Gaza conflict. His call for a unified global response underscores the escalating tensions and the pressing need for immediate humanitarian action. The question remains: will the international community heed this urgent plea for justice?