The United Nations was scheduled to host a meeting next week in Spain to finalize a long-awaited action plan to combat anti-Semitism, but i24NEWS learned on Sunday that the meeting was postponed due to the draft plan being “deeply flawed.”

Antisemitism is something many supporters of the Jewish state might identify as a problem within the United Nations rather than an issue that the world body could help fight.

Earlier this year, UN chief Antonio Guterres pledged to join the fight against Jew-hatred and organized a conference to formulate an action plan that was meant to take place next week in Cordova. But that forum – during which the UN’s point man on anti-Semitism Miguel Moratinos would meet with Jewish leaders and international anti-Semitism envoys – has been postponed until September.