The UN General Assembly adopted resolution 3379 on 10 November 1975. It determined that Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination. Votes were 72 in favor, 35 against, and 32 abstentions. It was a pivotal moment in the history of Zionism.

The prolific documentation and analysis of Zionist apartheid in the form of the State of Israel have vindicated that resolution, despite its quid-pro-quo annulment amid Oslo-process hopes in 1991.

To understand the meaning of racist Zionism from the habitat perspective, see:

Deconstructing Israel’s Housing and Land Apartheid, 17 October 2025

Israeli Apartheid: Tool of Zionist Settler Colonialism, November 2022;

The Goldberg Opportunity: A Chance for Human Rights-based Statecraft in Israel, Fact-finding Report No.13, 31 December 2010

Also: HLRN, Bibliography on Israeli Apartheid

Download GA resolution 3379, 10 November 1975

Watch the 50th anniversary commemorative "Gateway to Jew-Hatred!" Israel’s UN Envoy Denounces 1975 Zionism Resolution, APT/DailyMotion.