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UN head accuses Israel of 'bulldozing' road to peace (opens the original)
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(JNS) — In his final United Nations General Assembly address as U.N. secretary-general, António Guterres accused Israel of “bulldozing the path to peace” in Judea and Samaria and “raising the specter of ethnic cleansing.” The U.N. chief kicked off the annual high-level debate week telling attendees that “so-called ceasefires” across the Middle East “have amounted to little more than ‘lesser fires.’” He appealed to world leaders gathered in New York City to “send a clear message” that “the fighti
Trump admin sanctions Iranian automotive, rail and metals sectors (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury sanctioned “some of the last significant elements of Iran’s failing industrial infrastructure” on Thursday, including the regime’s railroad and automotive conglomerates. With a U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz still in place and secondary sanctions all but shutting down Iranian air travel abroad, the “rail and automotive sectors represent some of the regime’s largest remaining sources of revenue and logistical capacity,” the department said. The new desig
State Department postpones memorial for US Oct. 7 victims, no new date set (opens the original)
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The State Department postponed a memorial for the American victims of Oct. 7, which was scheduled for Sept. 30, JNS has learned. The department hadn’t announced the event officially, but multiple sources in the department and with knowledge of its plans confirmed that it was set, as JNS reported exclusively. The decision to postpone appeared to have been made on Tuesday morning. The reason was unclear. (JNS sought comment from the State Department.)
Next UN leader must clean up antisemitism, world Jewish communities tell global body (opens the original)
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The Argentinian, Australian, Canadian, French, German, British and American Jewish communities, known as the J7-Large Communities’ Task Force Against Antisemitism, asked United Nations member states to take combating Jew-hatred into account when they chose the next U.N. secretary-general. “The United Nations was founded on the promise of equal dignity, human rights and the protection of all peoples,” but antisemitism, which is “expressed through the conduct of mandate holders, in materials produ
Senior staffer says UN didn’t renew his contract after he was part of moment of silence for ‘famine’ in Gaza (opens the original)
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Ben Davis, director of the rural transformation and gender equality division at the Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization, told colleagues he was effectively forced out of the U.N. agency, the Italian Insider reported. If the global body didn’t renew his contract due to his Gaza advocacy work, that would mark the first known instance of a U.N. employee facing major consequences for violations of the global body’s standards on impartiality on the Israel-Hamas conflict. “I am retiring, beca
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