where political prisoners serve as virtual slaves, where starvation is used as a political weapon, and where religious believers, Christians in particular, are imprisoned, tortured and killed with such ferocity that some say it amounts to genocide.
Smith describes the horrific conditions faced by political prisoners in North Korea.
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This was a book put out by U.N. Watch, Hillel Neuer. It is filled to overflowing with hatred, hatred, let me say again, hatred for Jews.
I would remind my colleagues again over these many, many decades of trying to end U.S. taxpayer funding for UNRWA and to give it to other agencies that are not trying to create young people who quickly become terrorists.
We noted at the time in the resolution that the head of UNRWA said, oh, we cannot expect the people under occupation who have textbooks which idolize, praise, and express love for their occupiers.
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