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Israel and the United Nations

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Israel , the Palestinian people and other aspects of the Arab-Israeli conflict occupy a large amount of debate time, resolutions and resources at the . The adoption of UNSCOP 's recommendation to partition Palestine by the United Nations General Assembly in 1947 was one of the earliest decisions of the UN.1 Since then, it maintained a central role in this region, especially by providing support for Palestinian refugees via the UNRWA and by providing a platform for Palestinian political claims via the CEIRPP , the UNDPR , the SCIIP , the UNISPAL and the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People .2 The UN has sponsored several peace negotiations between the parties, the latest being the 2002 Road map for peace . In recent years, the Middle East was the subject of 76% of country-specific UNGA resolutions, 100% of the Human Rights Council resolutions, 100% of the Commission on the Status of Women resolutions, 50% of reports from the World Food Program , 6% of Security Council resolutions and 6 of the 10 Emergency sessions . Of note is Resolution 3379 (1975) stating that "zionism is racism"; it was rescinded in 1991. These decisions, passed with the support of the OIC countries, invariably criticize Israel for its treatment of Palestinians. Many have qualified this degree of criticism as excessive. In particular, the UNHRC was widely criticized in 2007 for failing to condemn other human rights abusers besides Israel. The United States has been criticized as well as supported for vetoing most UNSC decisions critical of Israel on the basis of their biased language, the so-called Negroponte doctrine . Since 1961, Israel has been barred from the Asia regional group . In 2000, it was offered limited membership the Western European and Others WEOG group. The UNRWA has been accused of perpetuating the plight of Palestinian refugees. Although the UN condemns antisemitism , it has been accused of tolerating antisemitic remarks within its walls. Some argue that disproportional criticism of Israel constitutes a new form of antisemitism . UN personnel have been accused of participating directly in the armed conflict, and Israel of targeting UN personnel. [Dynamics of Self-determination in Palestine, P.3

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