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The organization’s spokesman says that the case of the Israeli observer means that it cannot formally withdraw from the body.
Israel says it withdraws from the United Nations Human Diseases Council (UNF), in the footsteps of the United States, which announced its decision earlier this week.
In response to a announcement on Thursday from the Israeli Foreign Minister, the spokesperson for the University of Public Security, Pascal Sim, said that Israel has a monitoring state within the Rights Commission, and therefore, it was unable to withdraw from the council.
The Geneva -based council consists of 47 members of the United Nations, which are elected by other United Nations members to serve four -year periods on a roundabout. The United States is currently not an elected member of the Council.
On Thursday, Israeli Foreign Minister, Jadaoun, accused the march of international development goals to combat high -end and said that his country “joins the United States and will not participate in the security goals.”
Sar added that the decision “was reached in light of the continuous and unprecedented institutional bias against Israel in the Human Rights Council, which was fixed since its inception in 2006.”
Earlier, the Israeli Ambassador, the United Nations, accused Danny Danon, the body of “moral failure”.
Francesca Albaniz, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, said that Israel’s decision was “very dangerous” and “shows arrogance and not achieving what they (Israel) did.
She added: “They insist on the visibility of the self that they have nothing to be held accountable, and they prove this to the entire international community.”
The United Nations forcourage Committee is conducting periodic reviews of human rights records for the member states of the United Nations, and is also responsible for appointing human rights experts to work as special relatives in the United Nations independent.
Israel has participated in the periodic reviews that the United Nations must submit to the United Nations Communications Committee. But for several years, discussions were boycotted by “the human rights situation in Palestine and other occupied Arab regions.”
Thursday’s decision from Israel is the latest in a series of confrontations it faced with the United Nations.
In October, Israel banned the United Nations Relief and Business Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), which sparked widespread international condemnation.
