15 Reasons why Israel is Suspicious of the United Nations"

On Tuesday I linked to this piece by Dennis Prager in the Jewish World Review that sums up the Arab-Israeli conflict with a list of numerical data. Today The Anchoress points out this companion piece from Israpundit that gives 15 reasons "Why Israel is Suspicious of the UN."

An excerpt:

• Israel is the only country excluded from the U.N.'s regional group system… Since Israel does not belong to any group, it is the only country of 190 member states that is not eligible to serve on the numerous U.N. commissions…
  
  
• In recent years, the U.N. Commission on Human Rights has annually passed five resolutions condemning Israel. This year, they passed seven. By contrast, each of the following countries/regions has been the subject of only one resolution: Afghanistan, Burundi, Congo, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Myanmar, Russia/Chechnya, Sierra Leone, Southeast Europe and Sudan…
  
  
• Nov. 29 is the United Nations Day of International Solidarity with the Palestinian People. No other people has a U.N. Day of Solidarity…
  
  
• Israel is the only state to which a special investigator with "an open-ended mandate to inspect its human rights record" is assigned by the U.N.
  
  
• It is the only state targeted by two special committees and special units of the U.N. Secretariat ostensibly devoted to the Palestinians but in reality dedicated to Israel-bashing worldwide, costing millions of dollars a year.

Go here to read the whole list.