There are 193 countries in the United Nations today.

Of these, one has been singled out as an especially egregious offender of the organization's mandate to preserve and enhance human freedom and tolerance.

Can you guess which it is?

It has about 7 million citizens of whom a fifth are Arab.

The government is vibrantly democratic, it's press wide open and religious freedom fully respected.

Women have equal rights and gaze live openly.

The answer is Israel.

Here are some facts.

38% of all the resolutions of the United Nations Human Rights Council, the UN's top human rights body,

that are critical of specific countries have been directed at Israel alone.

The council has a permanent agenda that governs every regular session.

This agenda is composed of 10 items, one of which is always reserved for criticizing Israel.

Between 2006, when the council was created, and 2012, it published 48 reports condemning Israel.

During that same period, there were nine reports on Syria's mass killings and torture of its own citizens,

three on Iran's genocide threatening regime, and not one on, for example, China, which denies more than a billion people elementary freedoms.

I could go on, but I think you get the idea.

So we are faced with a choice.

Either there's something very wrong with Israel that I'm not telling you about,

or there's something very wrong with the United Nations that you should know about.

Let's look into the history of both.

First Israel.

Ever since its establishment voted for by the United Nations, by the way, in 1948,

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