Hillel Neuer
 Hillel Neuer    (lawyer) | |
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| Nationality | US |
Hillel E. Neuer
Opinions on 9-11
Hillel Neuer sent a letter to Ban Ki moon which called for the sacking of Richard Falk after he wrote on his personal blog that "What fuels suspicions of conspiracy is the reluctance to address the sort of awkward gaps and contradictions in the official explanations that David Ray Griffin (and other devoted scholars of high integrity) have been documenting in book after book ever since his authoritative The New Pearl Harbor in 2004." She claimed that "Mr. Falk endorses the slurs of conspiracy theorists who allege that the September, 2001, terrorists attack were perpetrated and then covered up by the U.S. government and media," and continued "In my view, Mr. Falk’s latest commentary is so noxious that it should finally be plain to all that he should no longer continue in his position on behalf of the UN."[1]
Quotes by Hillel Neuer
| Page | Quote | Date | Source |
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| 2023-2024 Israel-Hamas War/Israeli invasion of Gaza | “UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini said after a key Hamas operations center was discovered right beneath his headquarters that he had no idea. That's absurd. There was a very advanced tunnel with electrical cables, which supplied a Hamas server center with power. That came directly from UNRWA's electricity grid. Moreover, a few years ago, UNRWA staff noticed that an entire parking lot above it was starting to subside. So what do you mean, we couldn't have known anything?” | 2024 | UN Watch, De Telegraaf |
| UNRWA | “UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini said after a key Hamas operations center was discovered right beneath his headquarters that he had no idea. That's absurd. There was a very advanced tunnel with electrical cables, which supplied a Hamas server center with power. That came directly from UNRWA's electricity grid. Moreover, a few years ago, UNRWA staff noticed that an entire parking lot above it was starting to subside. So what do you mean, we couldn't have known anything?” | 2024 | UN Watch, De Telegraaf |
