Alan Baker

The author, an Israeli international lawyer, served as legal counsel for the Foreign Ministry and as Israel’s ambassador to Canada. He has participated in several sessions of the General Assembly’s legal committee. He was seconded to the legal office of the UN, and has since then, after returning to Israel, been involved in the negotiation and drafting of the various peace agreements and related documentation. He is presently director of the International Law Program at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.

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Alan Baker

The EU’s hypocritical, patronizing attitude toward Israel

The ICC’s decision not to investigate the U.S. in Afghanistan

Saeb Erekat, Airbnb and BDS

Why is the ICC prosecutor interfering in Khan al-Ahmar?

From incendiary kites to burning tires

Trivializing and paying lip service to antisemitism

‘The Middle East and World War III – Why No Peace?’

What goes for UNESCO goes also for the UN

'The case for closing the UN' is Science fiction for now

Jordan breaking international law, peace treaty with ambassador refusal

UNESCO’s latest resolution on Jerusalem: Much of the same

The curious State Department announcement on Israeli settlements

International funding of salaries to terrorists

Borders melt-down: 100 years after the Sykes-Picot Agreement

The self-destruction of UNESCO

The indecisive and confusing state of the Palestinian leadership