United Nations, Shrinking From a Defense of Israel, To Which It Gave Birth, Is Due To Mark Its ‘Solidarity’ With the Palestinian Arabs

The now annual event, critics say, is riddled with ‘betrayal’ and ‘hypocrisy.’

Moshe Marlin Levin,  National Library of Israel via Wikimedia Commons
Celebrations at Jerusalem on November 30, 1947 after the acceptance of the UN partition plan. Moshe Marlin Levin, National Library of Israel via Wikimedia Commons

Look no further than the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People to see where the United Nations is staking its interests amid Hamas’s war against the Jewish state. The UN will celebrate those who rejected the most momentous decision of the UN itself.  

The world body will hold a special meeting at its headquarters at New York City and its other venues worldwide on Wednesday to commemorate the Palestinian people — who, with their allies in the General Assembly, voted to reject the partition the UN approved 76 years ago on that day.

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