“The lesson of Durban is that a noble cause can lose all credibility when it is hijacked by hatred and political agendas,” Danon told JNS. “The fight against racism must never become a vehicle for antisemitism or for singling out the Jewish state. “Twenty-five years later, the growing number of countries boycotting the event shows that many members of the international community understand where Durban went wrong.” “The United Nations must now demonstrate that it understands as well,” he went on. “That means confronting antisemitism with the same seriousness as every other form of racism, rather than providing it with...