<p>The term "Um-Shmum" is well known among Israelis. Coined by David Ben-Gurion in 1955, it expresses the feeling of worthless for the institutional-political bias of UN's policies towards Israel. Since not much has changed since 1955, in this episode we interview Naor Bitton, one of SSI national founders who interned with the Isralei mission to the UN to tell us more about the complex situation inside this international body.  </p>

The term "Um-Shmum" is well known among Israelis. Coined by David Ben-Gurion in 1955, it expresses the feeling of worthless for the institutional-political bias of UN's policies towards Israel. Since not much has changed since 1955, in this episode we interview Naor Bitton, one of SSI national founders who interned with the Isralei mission to the UN to tell us more about the complex situation inside this international body.

<p>The term "Um-Shmum" is well known among Israelis. Coined by David Ben-Gurion in 1955, it expresses the feeling of worthless for the institutional-political bias of UN's policies towards Israel.&nbsp;Since not much has changed since 1955, in this episode we interview Naor Bitton, one of SSI national founders who interned with the Isralei mission to the UN to tell us more about the complex situation inside this international body. &nbsp;</p>

The United Nations Bias Against Israel

Students Supporting Israel is a rapidly growing pro-Israel international campus movement that supports the State of Israel. Founded at the University of Minnesota in early 2012 by Ilan Sinelnikov and Valeria Chazin, it currently has multiple chapters across the United States and Canada.

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