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Why the AIPAC-haters are hypocrites

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A hundred or so American Jews have signed what amounts to a declaration of war against AIPAC. The extremist organization behind the petition is the Progressive Democrats of America, and the media outlet linked to...

‘Who wrote this thing??’ State Department official asks of $1 million grants to investigate...

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A U.S. State Department prospectus in February 2022 for one or two grants—each valued between $493,827 and $987,654—called for “strengthening human rights and accountability in Israel and the West Bank and Gaza.” One of the aims...
The European Court of Human Rights. Photo by Adrian Grycuk/Wikimedia Commons.

Top European human-rights judge exposed as a Jew-hater

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The European Court of Human Rights, which has jurisdiction over more than 46 countries and whose rulings are legally binding on all 27 member states of the European Union, is facing calls to re-examine...
Iran's Ambassador to the United Nations Ali Bahreini, March 20, 2023. Source: Twitter/U.N. Human Rights Council.

Iran secures chair of technology forum at UN Human Rights Council

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In the same week that Iran hanged two men for their activity on social media, the U.N. Human Rights Council appointed Tehran as chair of a forum focused on using technology to promote human...
Gadi Taub at the Makor Rishon conference, Dec. 8, 2019. Source: Facebook.

No, the ‘override clause’ won’t ‘crush’ Israeli democracy

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Israel’s outgoing interim prime minister, Yair Lapid, opened his Yesh Atid Party meeting on Monday by addressing the infamous “override clause.” “It will crush the court; it will crush Israeli democracy,” he said, referring to...
Wesam Basindawa, founding president of the Yemeni Coalition of Independent Women and the leader of the 8th March Yemeni Union Women. Photo by Dmitriy Shapiro.

Redesignate Yemen’s Houthis as terrorists, says women’s rights group on DC tour

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At the same time that U.S. President Joe Biden traveled to the Middle East in July, a group of Yemeni women set off to Washington, D.C., to encourage the reinstatement of the Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO)...
Migrant workers in the West Bay area of Doha, Qatar, waiting for a bus on Feb. 1, 2014. Credit: Alex Sergeev via Wikimedia Commons.

Qatar’s blood-stained World Cup

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There was another significant announcement from an Arab capital last week about relations with Israel when Qatar—the wealthy Gulf nation that provides Hamas with financial and political support—confirmed that Israeli citizens would be permitted to...
U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva. Credit: Peter Stein/Shutterstock.

Pro-Israel groups say they won’t let UN ‘kangaroo court’ go unchallenged

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A collection of pro-Israel organizations has decided that an unprecedented attack on Israel requires a response. Israel faces a first-time-ever open-ended U.N. Commission of Inquiry created by the U.N. Human Rights Council, which includes notorious...
U.N. Special Rapporteur Michael Lynk. Credit: U.N. Photo/Kim Haughton.

UN Human Rights Council report accuses Israel of apartheid

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A report by U.N. Special Rapporteur Michael Lynk submitted to the U.N. Human Rights Council accused Israel of apartheid. “The Special Rapporteur recommends that the international community accepts and adopts the findings … that apartheid...
Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics emblem at Tiananmen Square in China's capital on Jan. 29,2022. Credit: Calvin86/Shutterstock.

The ‘genocide Olympics’ gives the lie to human-rights rhetoric

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On his Facebook page last week, Elisha Wiesel—the son of the late Holocaust survivor and Nobel Prize laureate Elie Wiesel—had a poignant accusation for the world, and especially for those who revered the lessons his father...