UN Discovers 'New' Syrian Government, Forgets The Old One Was Assad's
The UN's newly established Independent Institution on Missing Persons in the Syrian Arab Republic (IIMP-Syria) aims to work with the 'new Syrian government' on a mission to find over 100,000 disappeared individuals. This benevolent endeavor somehow overlooks the inconvenient truth that the current Syrian regime, under Bashar al-Assad, is the primary architect of these forced disappearances, a
systemic policy documented by organizations like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch for years. It appears the global body, in its tireless pursuit of 'answers,' is now asking the fox to investigate the henhouse. One might wonder if this 'new' approach will also involve asking Hamas to host a 'Friends of Israel' symposium or perhaps requesting Saudi Arabia to chair a committee on
journalistic ethics. The irony, much like the missing Syrians, is palpable, only the irony is in plain sight.