Guterres’ Israel visit – an opportunity to reset relationship with the UN
UNRWA – the UN agency dedicated solely to the Palestinian refugees – prolongs the conflict by fetishizing the “return” of Palestinians.
Britain’s self-inflicted wound
It is beyond hypocrisy for the UK to complain about the abuse of its legal system at home, while funding the very same campaign against Israel.
UN appointments process violates professional and ethical standards
At some point, one hopes that the UNHRC and the countries and officials that enable its abuse of ethics and rules will decide that universal principles are more important than politicization.
NGO silence on PLO terror verdict
The international and Israeli human rights network has been virtually absent, since the verdict was announced on Monday afternoon.
Findings, but few facts
It is clear that Amnesty has failed to live up to professional fact-finding standards and ethical norms.
Schabas is the perfect choice for Goldstone 2
He has expressed no hesitation in exploiting international mechanisms to achieve political goals.
The Gaza numbers game
UN officials’ emotive statements are entirely disconnected from the legal and moral implications of Israel’s actions.
The European war on Israel’s courts
It has become necessary to rethink the role of foreign-funded NGOs in the Israeli legal system.
Europe’s strange bedfellows
The EU and European governments must openly and honestly explain to the Israeli public and their own taxpayers what motivates this funding in the Arab-Israeli conflict.
The Corrie case: Reckless choices
The District Court in Haifa handed down its long-awaited verdict in the Rachel Corrie trial. The court found that Corrie’s own negligence led to her death.
