Antonio Guterres
Antonio Guterres is a Portuguese politician and diplomat, a former prime minister of Portugal, and the current UN secretary-general.
Preemptive strikes against Iran are self-defense - opinion
In the laws and ethics of war, a country need not be attacked first in order to defend itself.
UN chief says US-backed Gaza aid operation is unsafe, killing people
UN head 'appalled' by reports of deaths of Palestinians while seeking food aid
UN's Guterres pledges new role for hostage situations, says Gaza needs 'flood' of aid
UN's Guterres is whitewashing UNRWA's part in October 7 massacre, Israeli FM says
"At this very moment, the ICJ is beginning deliberations in another shameful proceeding against Israel," Sa'ar said.
My Word: The UN’s war on Israel is hypocrisy on display - opinion
The “vacuum” that contributed to the conflict was created by the lack of UN support for Israel and its one-sided backing for the Palestinians and the terrorist regime in Gaza.
UN condemns strike on worker despite saying too early to confirm incident
A UN spokesperson said it's too early to determine who is responsible for the explosion at the accommodation sites housing the workers.
Guterres to join Arab League Summit to discuss Gaza reconstruction
Arab countries have rejected Trump's idea that the US should take over Gaza and redevelop it as a "Riviera of the Middle East."
My Word: Between North, South, and international forces
As Guterres halts humanitarian assistance to Yemen after Houthi abductions, his contrasting approach to Hamas's hostages exposes the UN's selective outrage.
Danon calls on UN's Guterres to condemn Hamas's 'cruel, inhumane' hostage treatment
Danon addressed the physical condition of the returned hostages, calling it "clear evidence of war crimes" by Hamas.
United Hatzalah requests UN's Guterres's support in taking over UNRWA compound
Beer stressed that United Hatzalah caters to all communities in Israel and the West Bank, and would foster peace in the region.
UNRWA has failed in its mandate, will cease operations in Israel by Thursday, Danon tells 'Post'
The org's chief tells the UN it has been the target of a "fierce disinformation campaign" to "portray the agency as a terrorist organization."
Lebanon's new president stresses urgency of Israeli withdrawal from south under truce deal
The Lebanese president told the UN's Guterres during a meeting in Beirut that continued Israeli breaches were a violation of Lebanese sovereignty and the agreed ceasefire deal.
Long-time Netanyahu critic, Sigrid Kaag, named as new UN Middle East envoy
Sigrid Kaag, while serving as foreign minister, clashed with then Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte over his support for Israel.
Will Trump's return shape UN chief Antonio Guterres’s tone on Israel? – analysis
Antonio Guterres's dialogue about Israel has radically shifted over the past few years, but can the incoming administration fix it?
