UN’s Expert on Palestine Publishes Anti-Semitic Cartoon, Deletes It, Denies It, Then Apologizes

The Blaze ^ | 7/7/11 | Mike Opelka

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Richard Falk is a “9/11 Truther” who has worked for the UN for quite a while, holding positions of great importance. He is currently serving in the third year of a six-year term as the United Nations Special Rapporteur “on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967.”

The offensive cartoon posted below was published in late June on Mr. Falk’s blog:

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Though it would be quite a project, the Israeli government should create a huge online directory listing of non-Muslims in positions of authority or celebrity, who are believed by Israel to be rabid anti-semites. It could even specify, if possible, if they are “generally anti-semitic (cultural Judaism)”, “anti-Jewish (Jewish religion)”, “anti-Israeli”, and/or “anti-Zionist”, if they are of one particular kind.

Since this would be a huge undertaking, the “footnotes”, evidence for individuals would not be included. However, it would be highly entertaining to include a “protest form”, for those who wished to dispute the accusation, which actually might be a successful appeal if they can justify themselves, such as “I am a different Jimmy Carter, not that other one.” (Which you can’t blame the poor man for having an odious namesake.)

But at the same time, they might actually cite *further* proof of their anti-semitism, while trying to defend themselves, not knowing what the original accusation is.

In any event, the *purpose* of creating such a master list is to shame those who employ and support such people, taking away the excuse, “I didn’t know they were an anti-semite.”

“Oh, by the way, Mr. Corporate CEO, were you aware that you had 47 alleged anti-semites in the upper management of your company? How do you think such a profound concentration happened to your business?”

This is very important, because often such people, especially in government, float from office to office, being hired and rehired because their anti-semitism is not widely known.

It is also a very important lesson for American Jews about the political candidates they support, many of whom deeply despise Jews and Israel, and actively support their enemies.

Finally, it would be of great help to include a historical annex of anti-semites who are no long alive, but still have an active legacy of an organization, followers, or offspring to carry on their hatred.