Israel 6 hours ago Trump's DOJ says UN agency can be sued for Oct. 7 attacks, reversing Biden-era position The Trump Justice Department has said that the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine is not immune from lawsuits for its alleged involvement in the Oct. 7 attacks, reversing a Biden-era position.
Iran 2 days ago Nuclear watchdog urges 'trust but verify' that Iran engages in good-faith negotiations As the U.S. prepares for its third round of nuclear discussions with Iran, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency has warned to "trust but verify" and said his U.N. group should lead on certifying Iran's reliability.
Opinion 4 days ago UN marks Holocaust Remembrance Day by redefining the Holocaust, comparing Israelis to Nazis We are witnessing a calculated effort by the United Nations to thwart the essential conditions of "never again," namely: comprehending the depravity of Nazi treatment of the Jews.
Ted Cruz April 10 American victims of terrorism could soon sue international orgs if Cruz's bill passes Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is putting forward a new version of legislation he introduced in 2024 that would allow American victims of terrorism to sue international organizations.
Antisemitism Exposed April 9 UN global comms arm under fire for anti-Israel bias as critics call for reforms The U.N.'s Department of Global Communications is under fire for a one-sided view of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, with critics saying it often sides with Palestinians at the expense of other conflicts.
Opinion April 9 5 critical reasons why the next antisemitism envoy must think bigger As antisemitism rises at alarming levels, the selection of the next special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism is one of the most consequential decisions left for the Trump administration
Iran April 8 Time is running out to stop Iran from making nuclear bomb: 'Dangerous territory' The opportunity to use snapback sanctions to hamper Iran's rapidly developing nuclear program is slipping through its fingers as an October expiration date looms.
Israel April 7 Hamas terror outlet quietly cuts Gaza death count, reveals most killed were combat-age men New analysis shows thousands of names were removed from the Gaza casualty list as Hamas terror organization admits most deaths aged between 13 to 55 were males.
VIDEO April 6 Trump, his administration are 'delivering for the American people on their promises': Ellie Cohanim Former U.S. deputy special envoy Ellie Cohanim weighs in on the U.S.' revocation of South Sudan visas, antisemitism on college campuses and the president narrowing down picks for the ambassador to the United Nations.
Antisemitism Exposed April 5 UN official reappointed despite accusations of antisemitism Allegations of antisemitism and the condemnation of several nations did not stop Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese from securing another three-year term in her position.
VIDEO April 5 Hillel Neuer on the UN reappointing an official accused of antisemitism UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer calls Francesca Albanese’s reappointment a “horrible statement on the state of the UN today.”
India April 4 India's parliament passes bill that would change Muslim land endowments India's parliament passes a bill amending Muslim land endowments, sparking protests over concerns it undermines minority rights and could lead to property confiscation.
United Nations April 3 Trump urged to review UN immunity, lax visa rules amid national security concerns As the U.S. weighs U.N. funding cuts, experts urge the Trump administration to review the world body's visa process and staff immunity over continued security concerns.
United Nations April 2 UN watchdog project calls on DOGE Caucus to 'audit' the International org DOGE-U.N., a private initiative, is looking to help the Senate DOGE Caucus identify waste within the United Nations and reevaluate U.S. funding.
Antisemitism Exposed April 1 Republicans seek to block the reappointment of UN official accused of antisemitism The House Foreign Affairs Committee is pushing the United Nations to not reappoint Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese for another term over accusations of antisemitism.
Politics March 31 'Blindsided': How Stefanik's Trump nomination as UN ambassador imploded Elise Stefanik abruptly withdrew from her nomination to be U.N. ambassador as the GOP presses forward on a crucial reconciliation bill relying on its tight margin.
House Of Representatives March 27 The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Stefanik’s withdrawal as UN Ambassador nominee President Trump pulled the nomination of Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., as UN Ambassador on Thursday – and the reasoning behind it is purely a numbers game.
VIDEO March 27 Sen. John Cornyn: Stefanik should be ‘congratulated’ for withdrawing as U.N. ambassador nominee Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, discusses Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., no longer being a nominee for U.N. amabassador and his re-election campaign on ‘The Story.’
United Nations March 27 Human Rights Council blocks watchdog chief from criticizing UN official accused of antisemitism The U.N. Human Rights Council blocked Hillel Neuer from finishing his remarks criticizing Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese.
VIDEO March 26 UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer was blocked from delivering his remarks against a UN official Neuer was interrupted twice when the council decided to not let him finish his speech and moved on to the next speaker. (Credit: UN Web TV)
Antisemitism Exposed March 26 Beware of new UN Human Rights Council move aiming to prosecute Israeli, US troops around the world The U.N. Human Rights Council is attempting to do an end-run around the Trump administration by advancing an OIC-backed resolution that could enable prosecution of Israeli and U.S. troops.
United Nations March 24 UN blames Israelis for attack on compound but doesn't mention Hamas, says forced to reduce Gaza footprint In spite of continued humanitarian need in Gaza conflict zone, the U.N. announced it was reducing its footprint, accusing Israel of targeting its personnel. Israel Defense Forces deny claim.
United Nations March 22 DOGE USAID budget cuts hit UN in 'worst liquidity crisis since its establishment' After DOGE cuts to USAID contracts, the United Nations is beginning to be impacted by a budget crunch, starting with department charged with enabling security of U.N. staff.
Opinion March 21 I was Biden's man in the room at the UN Security Council. Don't let Russia, China take over China and Russia are working together to undermine the US at the United Nations. America needs to stay involved to keep our adversaries from using lies to gain more power.
United Nations March 20 Freed Israeli hostage tells UN, 'No more excuses,' says aid is feeding terrorists Eli Sharabi, who was held hostage by Hamas for 491 days, spoke to the United Nations Security Council about his experience and demanded the remaining hostages be released.
United Nations March 13 UN official denies seeing 'a shred of evidence' showing staff in Gaza held hostages Tom Fletcher, a top UN humanitarian aid official, says he has not seen "a shred of evidence" linking the international body's workers in Gaza to Hamas hostages.
United Nations March 13 Netanyahu slams 'terrorist-supporting' UN council that accused Israel of committing sexual crimes Israeli and American officials are condemning a report from the United Nations Human Rights Council that accuses Israel of carrying out systemic acts of sexual violence against Palestinians.
VIDEO March 13 Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon slams ‘antisemitic’ UN report A UN report released on March 13 drew widespread backlash over its allegations that Israel committed acts of sexual violence in Gaza. (Israel's mission to the UN)
Israel March 13 Israel says Hamas sent a toddler to a military outpost Israeli soldiers spotted a 4-year-old child approaching their military outpost, who was apparently sent by Hamas. Israel says the boy was returned to Gaza.
United Nations March 12 'UN80 Initiative' appears to show world body's panic over possible DOGE-like cuts UN critics believe a recent initiative launched by Secretary-General Guterres is actually a response to possible spending cuts by the U.S. as DOGE looks to root out waste.
