[faithhopecharity]

the very same United Nazis store bombs for the Hamas terrorists in the UNRWA schools, where they also teach the youth to hate Christians and Jews

so,
this resolution is nice, but of no practical value, IMHO

[Nevadan]

I am actually shocked and surprised that the US is included in the request. With Obama and his foreign policy, I would expect him to resist this. Unless of course the request was made without him knowing it or approving it. Or maybe he is allowing it to keep up pretenses so that the majority of American Jews maintain their blind support for him.

[editor-surveyor]

Who gives a Pbbbbbbt what the UN thinks.
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[sauron]

Tellingly, the democracies of Europe were absent from that list.

There are 57 Muslim nations. None were on that list--perhaps Albania and Nigeria, but then they both have large Christian populations, and perhaps they're in power at the moment--but you don't see any support from countries you might expect.

I guess Europe would like to support it (would they?!) but their large Muslim minorities might get a bit restive were they to do so. Sad, because we owe so much of who we are not only to ancient Greece, but to ancient Israel. Very sad.

Expect this to get BLOCKED in the U.N. just as the Darfur* military action/aid got blocked in the U.N.--the Moslem voting bloc of 57 nations will stop it cold in the General Assembly.

*Darfur was blocked by the Moslems, who were using jet fighters to strafe black African farmers to clear them off the land the Muslims wanted. And worse. Normally, the world would have done something, but not against an influential voting bloc like that.

The U.S. declared it a "genocide" (yet, oddly, Bush never was credited for this) and was prepared to act in concert with other governments, but the UN would never vote to declare it a "genocide," and so they claimed they could not act. Now you know the REST of the story!