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- Israel highlights perceived bias within the United Nations (UN) as it prepares for a vote in 2026.
- It argues a well-funded international system has long promoted a singular narrative about Israel's actions.
- The claim centers on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), which operates under the UN flag in Jerusalem.
- Israel says any change in this dynamic depends on donors supporting the United Nations.
