German MPs rip 'flawed' UN report on Gaza flotilla killings

Two radical leftist legislators of the opposition The Left party (Die Linke) lambasted the latest UN report on a deadly Israeli raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla, branding it 'flawed.' Annette Groth and Inge Hoeger stressed in a press statement that the report was not 'credible' and the composition of the authors of the UN report, specifically former Colombian president Alvaro Uribe, was 'highly problematic.'  Groth made clear the UN report was 'not objective, non-credible and flawed,' saying  it contradicted last year's UN report which said the lethal Israeli attack on the Gaza flotilla violated international law.  The UN findings at that time stated also that Israel's blockade of Gaza was a violation of international and humanitarian law as it was subjecting the civilian population in Gaza to collective punishment.  Meanwhile, Hoeger said that Uribe should not have been part of the UN commission  to prepare the report since he was involved in systematic human rights violations when  he was president of his country. She emphasized also that the UN commission did not have a mandate to re-investigate the Israeli assault on the naval aid convoy.  Hoeger and Groth were both on the Mavi Marmara when the Israeli barbarian commandos stormed the aid ship in international waters, killing nine Turks.  The Zionist regime faced global outrage and condemnation for its storming of the Gaza Freedom Flotilla.