
UN Watch in the News — July 2022
UN Watch was quoted in multiple media outlets during July 2022 on topics including: Featured in the National Review, “A Righteous Watchdog,” July 24, 2022:

UN Watch was quoted in multiple media outlets during July 2022 on topics including: Featured in the National Review, “A Righteous Watchdog,” July 24, 2022:

By Hillel Neuer Amnesty International had to have known Russia would weaponize their report on Ukraine to justify killing Ukrainian civilians. But the organization’s leaders

As the Islamic Jihad terrorist group attacked cities across Israel with 1,000 rockets this weekend, UN Watch refuted misinformation by the U.N. human rights office,

Trending UN Watch tweets from July: Russian president Vladimir Putin meets with Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei; Venezuela’s Maduro regime announces candidacy for UNHRC re-election; North Korea

Interviewed on Israeli TV by Lital Shemesh, Hillel Neuer addressed the scandal over UN commissioner Miloon Kothari who railed against “the Jewish Lobby” and questioned

GENEVA, August 4, 2022 — The independent non-governmental organization UN Watch rejected the attempt by UN investigator Miloon Kothari, via a letter that he sent

Share: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube Interviewed live on i24News TV, on August 1, 2022, Hillel Neuer exposed the anti-Israel bias that pervades the UN, and called to dissolve the

Latest Updates: • Miloon Kothari makes a second, failed attempt to put out the fire, in an August 4th letter to the UNHRC president, claiming his

3 years ago, UN commissioner Miloon Kothari ranted about the “Jewish lobby” controlling social media. 17 nations condemned him—but he kept his UN post. Now,

The UN Committee Against Torture ended its first-ever review of the Palestinians by praising them “for supporting female victims of violence.” Its final conclusions were

July 28, 2022 — Libya, Russia, and Zimbabwe were among members of the UN’s 54-nation Economic and Social Council, a principal organ of the

GENEVA, July 18, 2022 — Palestinian interior minister and former intelligence commander Ziad Hab al-Reeh, long-time chief of the Preventive Security agency that last year