The source you quoted only used the number of resolutions as proof of bias.lowing wrote:
No, I never said they were biased and unfair due to the number of them. I said they were biased and unfair period. Israel should not have to comply with resolutions that are clearly biased against them and in no way is a fair resolution of the issue at hand.PureFodder wrote:
Israel have used women and children as human shields repeatedly.lowing wrote:
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/myths/mf6.html#g
yeah and here is their side. the problem is this. I lend more credibility to those that do not usw women and children as shields or strap bombs to children to blow up in a crowed market. How 'bout you?
As far the mexico thing goes. IF Mexico and the US were fighting over territory and the UN only passed resolution after resolution against the US. You would be sitting here saying how the US doesn't adhere to UN resolutions. The fact is, those resolutions you are citing are biased and unfair against Israel. Regardless of the issue.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&am … &meta=
Your claim that the resolutions are biased ans unfair is due to the number of them, but the number of them is due in part to the lack of repercussions faced when they violate them.
If Israel were not treated with a bias by the UN they would be under severe economic sanctions, if not an invasion by now.
Can you show that each and every resolution against Israel is biased?
If you can explicity show beyond resonable doubt that each resolution is specifically biased, then you may have a point. If not then you're entire argument fails.