United Nations
Palestinian delegation seeks resolutions critical of Israel at UN General Assembly - report
Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, said the Palestinian delegation was seeking to use the current political situation to challenge Israel at the international body.
Amid UN tensions, Israel moves to increase number of citizens employed by organization - exclusive
Trump’s Israel aid cut sparks controversy as JD Vance blames Iran war for Republican midterm losses
UN elects new ICJ judges with past involvement in anti-Israel legal proceedings
Veteran UNRWA teacher exposes alleged Hamas radicalization, hatred of Jews in Gaza schools
A UNRWA teacher of 15 years alleged that Gaza schools taught hatred of Jews and glorified Hamas. After speaking out, she was threatened: “If you don't stop arguing, we will cut out your tongue.”
Israel’s leaders talk about security, but what happened to peace? - opinion
Peace has all but disappeared from Israeli political discourse since October 7. Israel must look beyond military victories toward a political future.
Settler violence threatens Israel’s rule of law, international standing, legal expert tells ‘Post'
Shany’s remarks came days after extremist settlers attacked a European delegation and an American photojournalist in two separate incidents.
World Food Programme cuts aid to 500,000 Palestinians in Gaza, citing funding shortages
The WFP said it was reducing the number of recipients of its monthly assistance to 1.1 million people from 1.6 million.
Who is Rebeca Grynspan, the Jewish frontrunner to lead the UN - and what is her Israel stance?
Rebeca Grynspan, 70, a former vice president of Costa Rica, was born in central America to Jewish parents who fled Poland in 1936.
Settlement expansion, Jewish terror pose severe risk to Israel’s economy, senior economists warn
A group of 61 senior economists warned that failure to control settler violence and settlement growth in the West Bank will carry a "high economic cost" for all Israelis.
Russian-held town is a 'death trap' with starving residents, says Ukraine FM
Oleshky had a pre-war population of 24,000 people and is now home to around 1,700 residents, including 47 children, according to the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine.
Predictions of Gaza’s death toll were wrong - why is no one being held accountable? - opinion
Gaza’s own mortality figures raise questions about years of predictions of mass death, famine, and disease that failed to materialize.
UN says Gaza malnutrition gains fragile as Israel halts commercial shipments
Israel said on Wednesday that commercial goods were no longer entering Gaza because of what it described as a dispute over taxes between local merchants and Hamas.
My Word: The Nobel non-Peace Prize - opinion
With winners like Navi Pillay, world peace and justice are the losers.
