Israel Stop Working Relationships with 12 countries supporting UN Resolution

The Israeli Foreign Ministry reportedly suspended all working relationships with the 12 member states of the Security Council (UNSC) United Nations supports anti-Israel resolutions. UN Security Council resolution ordering Israel halt all settlement construction in the occupied Palestinian lands.

Prime Minister (PM) Israel Netanyahu. Israel stop working relationships with 12 countries supporting UN Security Council resolution about the illegal Israeli settlements

Step to the ministry at the request of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The decision was taken one day Israel summoned ambassadors of 10 countries supporting UN Security Council resolution. The Israeli government rebuked the diplomats because of their country provide sound support for the resolution.

Foreign ministers and ambassadors of Britain, France, Russia, China, Japan, Ukraine, Angola, Egypt, Uruguay, Spain, Senegal and New Zealand will not be accepted in the Israeli Foreign Ministry during the employment relationship dihenatikan. According to the Times of Israel, Tuesday (12/27/2016), the diplomats will also not be allowed to have a meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu.

United States (US) who abstain and not veto the resolution has been involved in tension with his main ally. Netanyahu criticized the government for Barack Obama that he called "embarrassing" and "cheating" for not defending Israel with its veto.

Netanyahu even accused Obama of conspiring with the Palestinians to pave the resolution in the UN Security Council. "According to our information, we have no doubt that the Obama administration started it (the resolution), standing behind her, coordinate words and demanded it be passed," Netanyahu accusations.

The White House denied the allegations Netanyahu. According to the White House, the US is concerned the construction of Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories threatens the two-state solution.

That reason is a consideration of US abstained from voting UN Security Council resolution. "The US has sent a message that the settlements must stop, privately and publicly, for five decades," said US Ambassador to the UN, Samantha Power.

Samantha insists that the US is still committed to guaranteeing the security of Israel and work to realize the two-state solution; Israel and Palestine.