The Zionist Founders of the Human Rights Movement
Seventy years ago today, Israel came into existence — the first Jewish state in more than 2,000 years. But at the United Nations, there won’t be a celebration. Indeed, Palestinian Authority leaders recently lodged their latest complaint at the U.N. Human Rights Council — a body that has condemned Israel more than any other country combined, including Syria, North Korea and Iran — accusing Israel of “racial segregation,” “apartheid” and “colonial occupation.”
With language like this, it is not hard to see Zionism itself on trial in the court of human rights.
This apparent tension between Zionism and progressive values isn’t just playing out at the United Nations.… Seguir leyendo »