Anti-Israel Bias
Long accused of antisemitism, the United Nations celebrates many holidays on social media—none of them Jewish.
Human rights group Shurat HaDin accuses the Geneva-based ICRC of delaying action after Hamas’s Oct.7 massacre and failing to visit the captives or deliver medical assistance.
“She has a perverted morality, whereby she thinks that killing Israelis is always justified,” said Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch.
“You seem to be puzzled by this. What is the right to resist for the Palestinians? No one wants to live under oppression,” the special rapporteur told JNS.
“Your own description of the attacks, states that Hamas ‘killed hundreds of civilians’ yet you incorrectly label these assailants as militants, seemingly in opposition of your own definition,” the legislators wrote.
The discriminatory practices “could harm the economy, which relies on scientific capabilities as a start-up country.”
The political activist and former Women’s March leader Linda Sarsour reportedly led the protesters.
The longtime actor refused to condemn the Jewish state.
“How is it possible that you can say to a Toronto police officer’s face, ‘I’ll put you six feet deep’ and not be arrested? This makes us all unsafe,” said Former Canadian senator Linda Frum.
While 66% of 18-to-24-year-olds said that Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attacks were genocidal in nature, 60% of the same group said it was justified.
The international emergency agency has issued inadequate criticism of Hamas and excessive condemnation of the Jewish state.
“Bill Maher is a better school than Harvard,” said Joel Pollak, senior editor-at-large at Breitbart News.
