UN Day marked amid world body’s failure to stop Israeli aggression
Rachel Hamdoun
Press TV, New York
Each year, the United Nations commemorates what it calls UN Day that marks the world body’s founding on October 24, 1945.
There are, however, doubts that whether the occasion should be celebrated as the UN has failed to bring an end to Israel’s year-long genocide in Gaza, and the regime’s aggression on Lebanon.
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