Apartheid state. Genocide. Ethnic cleansing. Those accusations might sound like they belong to the war in Gaza, but they have been thrown at Israel for much longer than you might expect. They were standardized in 2001 at a gathering of NGOs, including Amnesty and Human Rights Watch. It was supposed to be a conference against racism, taking place in newly post-apartheid South Africa. Instead, it became a forum dripping in Jew hate. They sold copies of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and voted down a paragraph condemning antisemitism. The US and Israel walked out. Today, 25 years later, the UN General Assembly is giving Durban a full day of commemoration. Watch who shows up, and ask: why is the UN still celebrating this?