How Dare You Accuse Us of Bias, UN Commission Members Say After Producing Biased Report

Accused by America and others of anti-Israel bias, the UN Human Rights Council members were aghast at suggestions that their latest report is one-sided — even while promising that their next report may address the other side.

AP/Patrick Semansky
Israel's president, Isaac Herzog, and President Biden during a meeting at the Oval Office October 26, 2022. AP/Patrick Semansky

Who, us? That was basically the reaction of members of a United Nations commission accused by America and others of anti-Israel bias: They were aghast today at suggestions that their latest report is one-sided — even as they contradicted themselves by promising that their next report may address the other side.  

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