PRESS RELEASE
GENEVA, Sept. 1, 2025 — UN Watch is pleased to announce the appointment of Daniel Radomski as its new Chief Strategy and Diplomacy Officer, effective September 1, 2025.
Mr. Radomski brings more than two decades of international leadership experience in Jewish advocacy, diplomacy, and organizational management. Most recently, he served as Head of Strategy & Programs at the World Jewish Congress in New York, where he was also the Executive Director of the WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps, leading a network of over 600 young professionals across 60 countries engaged in global diplomacy and advocacy for the Jewish people.
In his new role at UN Watch, Radomski will advance the organization’s strategic plan, oversee diplomatic engagement at the United Nations in Geneva, expand international partnerships, strengthen outreach to governments and parliaments, and grow the community of supporters who sustain its mission.
Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of UN Watch, welcomed the appointment: “Daniel Radomski is an accomplished leader with a proven record of building global networks and advancing advocacy at the highest levels. His vision, energy, and diplomatic experience will be a tremendous asset as UN Watch intensifies its mission of holding the UN accountable to its founding principles and defending human rights for all.”
Daniel Radomski said: “I am honored to join UN Watch at this critical moment when principled leadership and moral clarity are urgently needed for the international community. I look forward to working with Hillel and the UN Watch team to strengthen our impact, engage key stakeholders worldwide, and ensure that the values of truth, justice, and human rights remain at the center of the global agenda.”
Radomski holds a BSc in Economics and History from University College London and an MBA from Bar-Ilan University, as well as an Executive Leadership Certificate in Public Service from NYU Wagner. He has also served as Chairman of the Zionist Federation of Sweden and as a trustee and board member of leading Jewish institutions in Europe and the United States.
