UN Palestine Vote Exemplifies How the "International Community" Puts the Diss in Dysfunctional
Smart cookie Jennifer Rubin writes:
Last week's vote to extend non-member observer status to the Palestinians at the
United Nations was a virtual primer on what is wrong with the U.N., the European
Union, the Palestinian Authority and the United States when it comes to the
Middle East.
One hardly needs to note that the U.N.'s Israel obsession, which takes up more
of its time and elicits more Human Rights council resolutions than any issue or
country on the planet, comes at a time the body can't bring itself to move
against Bashar al-Assad in Syria, religious oppression of Christians in the
Middle East or, goodness gracious, anything regarding the authoritarian
revanchism in Georgia. Nothing to see there. Keep moving on. (This, by the way,
is the "international community" in all its glory that President Obama so
diligently courts.)...
And soon enough, Abbas's complaints about Israel will likely be considered the International Court in the Hague (something that could only occur as the result of the UN upgrade).
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