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Ending discrimination against Israel at the UN is an American interest

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Cohen, B., & Kapen, G. (2026, November 11). Ending discrimination against Israel at the UN is an American interest. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/op-eds/4799027/un-bias-against-israel/

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A rare event took place at the United Nations on November 6 where Israel was afforded treatment similar to that of other member states, though with some exceptions. The article focuses on this particular instance as an example of how Israel is often subject to discriminatory practices at the UN and argues that ending such discrimination aligns with American interests.

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On November 6, 2026, something unusual happened at the United Nations where Israel was treated nearly as an equal member state, marking a significant shift from its typical marginalized status. This treatment is seen by some as beneficial for U.S. interests in supporting Israel's standing internationally. The event stands out due to previous patterns of discrimination against Israel at UN forums.

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Something exceedingly rare occurred at the United Nations on Nov. 6. Simply put, Israel was treated like a normal member state.

right implies that treating Israel normally is unusual and noteworthy

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