Understanding UN Bias Against Israel
The UN incessantly condemns Israel while neglecting to challenge oppressive regimes around the world.
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August 13, 2011
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(19) Zanadov, October 1, 2011 7:07 PM
Tiny Country With So Much
Israel is unfairly targeted. The biggest threat to Israel right now is the public perception. Somehow Israel has to deal with that. I think the more videos and media that can be put out about the truth of Israel, the better.
(18) Robert Kaufman, September 7, 2011 5:03 AM
May GOD bless THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & THE HOLY LAND OF ISRAEL & THE ETERNAL UNDIVIDED CAPITAL OF JERUSALEM. May GOD protect & place his angels & a shield around the nation of Israel & the blessed chosen people of Israel & hold them in his loving arms. Love, Robert Kaufman
(17) Anonymous, September 4, 2011 1:00 PM
Point Missed
This is in response specifically for Anonymous, August 21, 2011: "Grammar errors". Unfortunately, you are missing the point. The above segment is not about seeking to correct what had been written but, to seek support and a stand for the land Israel. We all should be deeply concerned about this issue, and do everything in our hands possible to support Israel right to exist.
(16) richard, September 4, 2011 2:15 AM
Be there...9/21/11 at Dag Hammerskold Plaza at the UN
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL. JOIN THE RALLY SEPT.21 AT 11AM...DAG HAMMERSKOLD PLAZA AT THE UN.
(15) Anonymous, August 27, 2011 6:13 AM
Let's Reverse the Cycle of Oppression!
I am worried about the implications of overstatement and one-tailed argument. Instead of solely focusing on Israel as a target, how about we take what we have learned from a history of oppression to help liberate those oppressed by other worldwide regimes, whose rights to social justice have been neglected as ours has historically? Let's draw awareness to the UN's injustice and neglect, but not only that within our own backyard. As a Jew, I believe it is important to extend our protective arm to the world at large. I'd like to see this more optimistic, empathetic, and inclusive message delivered in NYC.