The United States and Human Rights

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, consisting of 31 articles, was passed on Dec. 10, 77 years ago. This occasion was met [this month] with complete and unusual disregard, along with a clear and unstated renunciation of all the principles that document carried, as if it had never existed in the first place.

This American renunciation was manifested in the practice of all that is savage, barbaric and inhumane: killing, genocide and the destruction of human civilization, as happened in Iraq after the occupation. This is without even mentioning the plundering and theft of the wealth of that brotherly country and others, in addition to the support of killing, criminality and the genocidal war in Gaza and southern Lebanon, legitimizing murder, terrorism and the seizure of land from its people.

This was manifested in Palestine, where Jerusalem has been recognized as the capital of the Zionist entity. Furthermore, the president of the United States, one of the major powers that oversaw the issuance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, has presented the occupied Syrian Golan Heights as a gift to the Zionist entity, as if the Golan Heights belonged to it or to its country.

Therefore, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, issued in the name of the United Nations, came into being the same year as the declaration of what is known as the State of Israel. This confirms that the Zionist-American objective behind that declaration was not innocent; rather, it aimed to solidify the Zionist entity as a "natural" state in the region, established by an international resolution issued by that very same United Nations.

This is the only case in the world where a resolution recognizes the existence of an entity that originally did not exist, imposing its presence as a state by an external order — a United Nations resolution — and where the nucleus of this cancerous settler entity is the army, not the people. This is contrary to what is customary in natural world states, where the state is formed first by the people, and then the army and other state institutions are established.

Here, however, a people were brought in from various parts of the world, and then an international resolution was issued to establish it as a cancerous settler entity, saturated with biblical myths, at the expense of our Arab people in Palestine, based on the pretexts of the "promised land" and the "land of covenant."

Strangely, the so-called free and secular world endorsed these myths, while claiming civilization, modernity and the separation of religion from the state. Yet, this hypocritical world agreed to the establishment of a Zionist settler-racist entity, whose existence is based on a racist religious foundation, even within the entity itself.

Therefore, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was, from the start, never innocent. Today, with the United States implicated in supporting killing, criminality and genocide against humanity, the renunciation of human rights and the disregard for that declaration has become a reality. The first stab at this declaration was when the United States, the nation that oversaw its drafting, declared the Cold War against its long-ago ally, the Soviet Union, the true victor over Nazism and fascism.

That war cost humanity billions of dollars, which could have turned this planet into a paradise on Earth, were it not for American imperialism and its policies. Today, after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the disruption of the global balance of power, we see that the United States has been transformed into an empire of evil and aggression, and concepts have changed. Now, those who struggle for their homeland and defend their land and dignity are labeled terrorists, while Zionist killing and genocide are portrayed as a "war on terrorism."

We have also witnessed the direct theft of the wealth of nations and peoples, as happened during Donald Trump's tours of Arab countries, particularly the ailing Arab Gulf states, where those countries were milked in the form of investments inside the United States, in addition to the billions of dollars Trump secured.

It should be noted that the victory of the diabolical United States in the Cold War and the victory of the Zionist entity in its wars against the Arabs, particularly the June 1967 setback, were unfortunately made with funds from the Arab Gulf states.

After that, and on the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, we wonder: What remains of that declaration whose core was mercy toward humanity, especially since it came after two world wars that cost humanity millions of victims and displaced people?

However, its Zionist-American objective was evil, aiming to entrench the existence of the Zionists as a recognized entity. Subsequently, its application ended up being used solely to protect that entity.

Before the bare truth, all masks have fallen, and the hostility of the Zionist United States and its war against all humanity — politically, militarily and economically — has been laid bare. Today, it threatens Venezuela, Cuba and other free nations of the Latin American continent.

Hence, humankind must awaken. Otherwise, the law of the jungle and its Zionist-American doctrine will rule of the world, dividing it into axes of "good" and "evil" according to its own interests. Therefore, a serious and united international stand must be taken against the undisciplined and unruly American cowboy.

Wishing all humanity wellness and prosperity on the occasion of Human Rights Day and the New Year 2026.