187 Against Israel. 90 Against the Rest of the World Combined.

From 2015 to 2025, the UN General Assembly adopted 187 resolutions against Israel — and 90 against every other country in the world combined.

The pattern is holding. In 2026, the General Assembly is expected to adopt 12 resolutions on Israel and 8 on the entire rest of the world. In 2025, it was 15 on Israel and 11 on the rest of the world — and zero on Sudan.

On November 20, 2025, the General Assembly adopted 6 resolutions on Israel and 0 on Sudan — while more than 150,000 people had been killed in Sudan and 12 million displaced.

The Human Rights Council

Since 2006, the UN Human Rights Council has adopted 116 resolutions against Israel, 45 against Syria, 18 against Iran, 14 against Russia and 4 against Venezuela. Israel is the only country with a permanent agenda item — Item 7 — at every regular session.

Condemnations through 2024

UN General Assembly condemnations through 2024: Israel 173, Russia 29, Syria 12, North Korea 10, Iran 10, Myanmar 9 — and zero for China, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Hamas.

Hamas, never condemned

On October 27, 2023, twenty days after October 7, the General Assembly adopted a truce resolution, 120–14, without mentioning Hamas. A Canadian amendment to condemn the October 7 attacks and demand the release of the hostages failed to reach the two-thirds majority it needed.

That is the record — in the UN’s own numbers.