November 11, 2005

NY rally marks infamous UN resolution, The Jerusalem Post

Rebecca Stoil

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The UN Zionism is racism resolution of 1975 may have been repealed in 1991. But in 2005 the UN's Holocaust resolution could not be adopted with the word "anti-semitism" in it because of the objection of Arab and Muslim states, and the European Union middlemen who insisted upon consensus. "Anti-semitism," they feared, would open the door to considering demonization of the Jewish state, as well as Jews of long ago. In the General Assembly of November 2005, only U.S. Ambassador John Bolton made the connection between the Holocaust and Israel.