“We were totally subject to Hezbollah,” revealed whistleblower, who concludes that as a peacekeeping force, the UN is “incompetent.”

Jerusalem is taking a harsher line than ever before against the compromised UN agency, which some Israeli officials still believe is the lesser evil.

Attacks on peacekeepers “may constitute a war crime,” says United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

The mounting evidence of Hezbollah’s exploitation of UNIFIL positions, combined with the force’s inability to report or monitor these violations, demonstrates that UNIFIL’s presence is not only ineffective but dangerous.

“On the contrary, I think that this is a very important part of building the puzzle of a better solution,” Espen Barth Eide told JNS.

Israel’s prime minister chastises the United Nations, saying “enough is enough” of Hezbollah’s attacks on northern border cities and villages.

The head of the Palestinian Authority also said that Israel doesn’t deserve membership in the world body, as he nods to anti-Israel protesters in America, saying “we are grateful” to them.

The Israeli premier left immediately after convening the Security Cabinet amid the intensifying war with Hezbollah in Lebanon.

The Argentine president called out the world body for systematically voting against the Jewish state, “the only democracy in the Middle East, which protects liberal democracy.”