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Over 40 Nations Boycott UN Event Over Antisemitism Concerns
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What happened
Over 40 countries boycotted a UN event marking the 25th anniversary of the 2001 Durban conference due to antisemitic concerns. Israel's UN envoy stated the boycott sends a message against antisemitism and legitimizing hatred of Israel.
- 01More than 40 nations boycotted a UN event over antisemitism.
- 02The event commemorated the 25th anniversary of the 2001 Durban conference.
- 03Israel urged member states to boycott the event.
- 04The 2001 conference was marred by antisemitic and anti-Israel rhetoric.
- 05The boycott is larger than a similar one in 2021.
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