As the “Palestinian” jihad against Israel has grown more virulent and violent over the last few months, the pro-jihad stance of the United Nations becomes abundantly clear. The UN is a disgrace, a tool of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (which constitutes its largest voting bloc), and the U.S. should not be a part of it, much less funding it.

“When the UN responds to terrorism, which victims does it entirely ignore?,” This Ongoing War, March 3, 2016 (thanks to Inexion):

Finally (we said to ourselves)! The United Nations makes a comprehensive listing of acts of terror covering these past four very difficult blood-drenched months. Under the title “UN response to acts of terrorism“, it deals with dozens of cowardly, ideologically-driven deadly assaults and says what needs to be said.

In its cataloging of these acts of terrorism between November 2015 and February 2016, the UN civil service in Geneva along with the Secretary-General in New York City express concern, sympathy, condemnation, condolences. All that, plus demands that the thugs carrying out these abominable deeds along with those who sent them be brought to justice.

Bravo!

Then – following an alert issued in the March 3, 2016 Newsletter of Human Rights Voices [here] – we took a closer look, and that’s when we realized the nature of this scandal. The UN’s terrorism experts managed to identify acts of terror (sorted by us alphabetically) in

• Afghanistan
• Burkina Faso
• Cameroon
• Chad
• Egypt
• France
• Indonesia
• Iraq
• Lebanon
• Libya
• Mali
• Nigeria
• Pakistan
• Saudi Arabia
• Somalia
• Syria
• Tunisia
• Turkey

but they managed to find none – not a single one – in Israel.

No Arab-on-Israeli attack from the last four months of non-stop violence managed to get across the UN’s bizarre terrorism-detecting threshold. No hint of the tragic murders of such Israeli innocents as

• Reuven Aviram
• Alon Bakal
• Rabbi Aharon Banita-Bennet
• Ofer Ben-Ari
• Rabbi Reuven Biermacher
• Hadar Buchris
• Hadar Cohen
• Rabbi Ya’acov Don
• Eilav Gelman
• Alon Govberg
• Avraham Hasano
• Haim Haviv
• Eitam and Naama Henkin
• Genady Kaufman
• Shlomit Krigman
• Rabbi Yeshayahu Krishevsky
• Richard Lakin
• Rabbi Nehemia Lavi
• Alexander Levlovitz
• Omri Levy
• Netanel Litman
• Rabbi Yaakov Litman
• Dafna Meir
• Ziv Mizrahi
• Malachi Rosenfeld
• Shimon Ruimi
• Ezra Schwartz
• Yanai Weissman
• Benjamin Yakobovich
• Rabbi Aharon Yesiab

Read the Original Article at Jihad Watch