United Nations on Israel
Trick or Treating for UNICEF: “Scary Good” or Just Plain Scary?
Two members of UNICEF's Executive Committee betray its stated mission. The New York Times: Misleading by Omission
A New York Times' article about a July 14th Palestinian terror attack in Jerusalem contains no falsehoods or errors, but nevertheless manages to mislead readers both about Jerusalem and its holy sites, as well as the motives behind the events.
UNESCO and the Jewish Legacy in Hebron
Politico’s ‘Letter from Israel’ is Marked to the Wrong Address
Politico parrots U.S. Sec. of State John Kerry's falsehoods on U.N.S.C Res. 2334, and adds some of its own.
Res. 2334: Game Changer or Not?
UPDATED: UNESCO and the Denial of Jewish History
UNESCO Chief Weighs In On Temple Mount Resolution But Gets Facts Wrong
In pushing back against the UNESCO resolution casting the Temple Mount as an exclusively Muslim site, UNESCO's secretary general herself downplayed the Jewish connection to the sacred hilltop. CAMERA has repeatedly held journalists accountable for the same mistake.
UNESCO Erases Jewish Connection to Temple Mount, Kotel
On April 15, UNESCO, a United Nations organization charged with protecting cultural, religious and historic sites, adopted a historically absurd resolution ignoring Jewish ties to the holy religious site of the Temple Mount and the Western Wall area in Jerusalem's Old City