United Nations showed all its powerlessness in the protected zone of Srebrenica, and today it is showing it again in Gaza

By: Enver Išerić, legal expert

The bloodiest crimes, the crime of genocide, are happening before the eyes of the whole world in Gaza for a year now. The United Nations has shown all its "powerlessness". It showed that powerlessness in the protected zone of Srebrenica. In the protected zone of Srebrenica, which was protected by the United Nations, genocide against Bosniaks occurred.

These are just two examples, which in themselves lead to the conclusion that the United Nations, as an international organization, is unable to ensure the achievement of the goals for which this organization was founded.

We have even reached a stage where one of the UN member states (Israel) is expelling UN staff from Israel, and in other places is carrying out attacks and killings of UN mission members. And Article 105 (1) of the Charter of the United Nations stipulates: "The Organization shall enjoy on the territory of each of its Members such privileges and immunities as are necessary for the fulfillment of its purposes."

Therefore, an urgent and very radical restructuring of the organization itself is needed. It cannot go on like this. The weak hope for protection and assistance from the United Nations in case of attacks, aggression, and crimes by other states, and there is no such assistance at all.

Due to the weak effects of its discussions and the non-implementation of its decisions, the United Nations has become a true Marxist "talking shop". Therefore, it is necessary to restructure the United Nations, on new principles, which would respect the territorial representation of certain regions in the Security Council.

Is the future of humanity in regionalization and regional integration? The example of the creation of the European Union can serve as an example for other regions in their efforts to build common standards in respecting human rights and the economic prosperity of all people.

Is the future of humanity in the creation of a world federation and in conducting dialogue among the members of that federation, including interreligious dialogue?

Without answers to these questions, or without a radical change of the United Nations in line with the dynamics of the modern world and their empowerment to maintain world stability, it is difficult to talk about world global peace and prosperity for any region or individual state in that region.

And until then, we will all be amazed at the planned destruction of certain states and peoples with the tacit approval of the world's greatest powers and the United Nations as a world organization.