Israel is lashing out at the European Union for its "disparaging" approach of checking International Human Rights Day with a show condemning of Israel's control of the West Bank.
Remote Ministry representative Emmanuel Nahshon said on Tuesday that for reasons unknown EU delegates "trust that the route to Israelis' souls is by spitting in their countenances."
He says the approach of "lecturing fraudulent, stooping profound quality" will reverse discharge, calling it "tragic and unnecessary."
The EU intends to stamp the day together with the B'Tselem human right gathering, among the remote financed hostile to occupation backing bunches Israel has been endeavoring to take action against.
The administration has disregarded remote dignitaries who meet such gatherings and is pushing for enactment to control their financing. Israel views the gatherings as libelous toward the nation.
