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'Pakistan is another..': UN Watch blasts Pakistan in 4 seconds 
He also lashed out at the UN chief António Guterres

'Pakistan is another..': UN Watch blasts Pakistan in 4 seconds 

Sep 12, 2025
04:34 pm

What's the story

Several countries, including Qatar, Iran, Libya, Algeria, Venezuela and others, condemned Israel for striking Hamas's terror headquarters in Doha at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva this week. "Israel targeted my country, which is a mediator in the conflict. This is a flagrant violation of international conventions," Qatar said. If that was the case, why is Qatar harboring terrorists? Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, interjected.

Speech

'Why do you harbor terrorists'

"If you don't want targeted bombings against terrorists in your capital, why do you harbor terrorists in your capital? Why did you host Haniyeh, Mashal, and al-Hayya in luxury hotels from where they planned their terror?" Neuer asked. He also lashed out at the UN chief António Guterres for condemning Israel, saying, "When the US killed Bin Laden in Pakistan, the UN chief at the time celebrated that 'justice has been done to such a mastermind of international terrorism'."

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Speech interruption

Neuer's speech interrupted by Pakistani delegate

At this point, Neuer's speech was interrupted by a Pakistani delegate, supposedly over Neuer's mention of Osama bin Laden, who was killed in Pakistan in 2011. "While we believe in constructive engagement with the civil society organizations and value their inputs, we urge you to ensure that no speaker violates the principles and purposes of the UN Charter and the territorial integrity of sovereign member states. We reject casting unfounded accusations and allegations," the delegate said.

Accusation made

UN Watch had previously criticized Pakistan in 2020

However, the UNHRC chair restored Neuer's mic, giving him four seconds to finish his speech. "Mr. President, Pakistan is another state sponsor of terror," Neuer said in those four seconds. The UN Watch had previously criticized Pakistan in 2020 for its inclusion in the UN Human Rights Council. It had tweeted then, "Your presence on the UN Human Rights Council is intolerable," in response to a post by Pakistan's government supporting freedom of expression.