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From Gaza to Europe, via jet ski: Muhammad Abu Dakha's daring escape story
Abu Dakha crossed the Rafah border point into Egypt in April 2024, paying $5,000.
UNHCR faces funding shortfall, plans major budget cuts and office closures
Syrian returns from Lebanon to start under UN-backed plan, marking major shift
Chained, beaten, starved: Idit Ohel appeals to UN Human Rights Council for release of her son
UN called on to fire envoy for questioning Israel's right to defense
After Albanese questioned Israel's right to defend itself on her Twitter account, the International Legal Forum called for her dismissal.
Ukrainian soldiers can now read their refugee kids books with new app
The app, which is funded by donations, offers five titles selected to help children between 3 and 7 years old process the trauma of war.
UNHRC gets 14 new members – including 3 that don’t recognize Israel
The vote for new UNHRC members is held annually in a secret ballot by the 193-member General Assembly in New York, with a third of the council’s membership rotating every year.
PA envoy: Israel has committed most terrible massacres since WWII
The Palestinian Authority's ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Khraishi, continues to argue for sanctions against Israel to be put in place.
Letters to the Editor, September 21, 2022: Multiple criteria
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Groups tied to terror: UN agency accepted $50 million from Union of Good - opinion
The Union of Good is an umbrella fundraising organization of charities and was designated as a terrorist organization by the US Treasury.
Israeli human rights org calls for UNHRC to be labeled as hate group
The UNHRC, led by some of the world's most notorious human rights violator regimes, has long been known for its obsession with Israel.
UNHRC approves 4 anti-Israel resolutions, calls for limited arms embargo
The council was an "echo chamber of fantasy and hatred against Israel," Ambassador Meirav Eilon-Shahar said.
Israel snubs 'shameful' UN inquiry into alleged war crimes
Ambassador Meirav Eilon Shahar says the commission 'will only contribute polarization between Israelis and Palestinians, and Israel won't cooperate with the UN inquiry into alleged Israeli war crimes
Israel snubs 'shameful' UN inquiry on alleged war crimes
"There is simply no reason to believe that Israel will receive reasonable, equitable and non-discriminatory treatment from the Council," said Eilon Shahar.