United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres tours a Hamas terror tunnel.

Ban Ki-moon, former secretary-general of the United Nations, admitted that the United Nations is biased against Israel.

An admission of guilt coming from the top - the UN's chief concedes that the world body's occupation with Israel is 'disproportionate.'

Instead of condemning Hamas, which controls Gaza, for building terror tunnels, and ensuring that the Palestinians 'end their incitement, the secretary-general chooses to condemn Israel on a regular basis,' Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, said in a statement.

US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power said it is “undeniable” that anti-Semitism still exists and is even getting worse in some places and emphasized the need to develop more effective tools to monitor and confront anti-Semitism online and in social media.

Iran continues to destabilize the Middle East and is constantly working to spread terror throughout the world.

The plans were announced as a response to the recent wave of Palestinian terror attacks. As usual, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon denounced Israel's decision thought he made no such statement against Palestinian incitement or terror.

During a visit to a UN-financed school in Gaza by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, officials were sure to cover a map showing the State of Israel replaced by the non-existent state of Palestine in order not to reveal what it really teaches Palestinian children and to avoid causing a diplomatic incident.

In a visit to Gaza on his last visit to the Middle East in his capacity as UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-Moon, in what appears to be a supremely naive statement, called on Israel to lift its blockade on Gaza. If Israel were to follow this delusional idea, it would place millions of its citizens at immediate risk.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is in Israel and President Reuven Rivlin asked him to help mediate the return of the bodies of two IDF soldiers who were killed in Gaza in 2014, and to help bring home two Israelis being held captive by Hamas.

After Palestinian terrorists murdered four innocent Israeli civilians and wounded 17 in an attack on a Tel Aviv Cafe Wednesday night, world leaders condemned the horrific attack, but some seemed baffled as to why Hamas, a terror group which explicitly calls for Israel's destruction, would praise it.

Representatives from the ZAKA International Rescue Unit participated in a recent two-day United Nations World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul.

Incensed by the fact that Jerusalem is part of Israel, Arab and Islamic nations are insisting that the UN remove part of an Israeli exhibit that emphasizes the Jewish people's connection to their historic capital.

Natan Meir, widower of terror victim Dafna Meir who was killed in January by a terrorist in her home, accused the United Nations of ignoring his plight and that of his children in a letter written to UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon.

Killing innocent human beings wherever they are, including Israel, is terrorism and must be condemned, an Israeli diplomat declared in a message to the UN chief.

“The UN must reverse this outrageous decision and apologize to the Jewish people. Zionism and Jerusalem are the foundation-stones and the moral basis upon which the State of Israel was founded,” Israel's ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, said.

The US, UK and France are calling for international action against Iran's "destabilizing and provocative" missile tests. However, thanks to Russia's influence, no punishment options seem realistic.

The landmark nuclear deal, under which Iran accepted to substantially cap its nuclear program, does not include provisions against missile launches, Tehran says.

Time and again, the UN chooses to single out Israel and charge it with bogus accusations, while failing to fulfill its mission to make the world a better place.

Jews and non-Jews from across the world have a message for UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon: "Stop spreading your hurtful lies about Israel!"

So far, Ban has refused to retract his statement in which he appeared to legitimize Palestinian terror, and which is now being used by terrorists to justify their heinous actions.

Islamic State influence is spreading rapidly across the globe, and it remains the strongest terrorist organization, the UN warned in a new report.

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Prime Minister Netanyahu addressed the fact that the UN has lost any semblance of neutrality and that its Secretary General has made things worse.

With his term as secretary-general coming to an end, Ban Ki-moon wrote an op-ed in the New York Times in which he attacks Israel. His obsession with Israel suggests he has lost any inhibitions in hiding his deep bias against, and hatred for, the Jewish State.

Israel said it refuses to negotiate under ultimatum in response to France's threat, despite the wave of Palestinian terror, to recognize the "state of Palestine."

Once again, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon demonstrated his anti-Israel bias, when he said it was “human nature to react to occupation,” implying that deadly Palestinian terror attacks are excusable. It is Ban's remarks that are inexcusable! Protest now!

Netanyahu said Ban Ki-Moon's attack on Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria gave a "tail wind to terrorism." The UN "long ago lost its neutrality and its moral strength," he said.

Israel is demanding that the UN condemn Iran for its anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial. The contest typifies Iran’s efforts to ridicule or use the Holocaust for anti-Israel propaganda.

Israel is demanding that the UN condemn Iran for its anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial. Iran plans to host another cartoon contest in June with a cash prize for the "best cartoon on the Holocaust." This contest typifies Iran's Holocaust denial and its efforts to ridicule or use it for anti-Israel propaganda.

As is his custom, Ban chided the aggressor (Hezbollah) as well as the defender (Israel), condemning Hezbollah for its attack and expressing concern over Israel's response.

When UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon was questioned in 2013 while speaking in Jerusalem, he was asked about the UN bias against Israel. Here is his response.

UN Chief Ban Ki-moon justified Palestinian terror by saying that it is Israel that breeds Palestinian "anger." Throughout his tenure, Ban has consistently laid the blame for Palestinian problems at Israel's doorstep. Call him out on his misguided understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict!

Ban Ki-moon again failed to address reality when he placed the full blame for Palestinian violence on Israeli policies.

On Wednesday, the Permanent Mission of Israel to the UN, together with the Yad Chaim Herzog Association and American Jewish Congress, held a special event to commemorate the 40th anniversary of UN resolution 3379.

On November 10, 1975, the United Nations passed Resolution 3379, which defines Zionism as a form of racism and racial discrimination.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu set the record straight for UN Chief Ban Ki-moon, pointing out exactly who is responsible for the increased terror over the last month.

Outgoing Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Ron Prosor reprimanded the UN for its refusal to stand up for Israel while Israelis die in Palestinian terror attacks.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas raised the Palestinian flag at the United Nations for the first time with a promise that it will be raised soon in Jerusalem, "the capital of our Palestinian state."

The Iran nuclear deal, the Syrian civil war and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are among the topics Netanyahu is expected to discuss at the UN General Assembly this week.