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Israel's Danny Danon take on growing hostility at the UN | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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When the United Nations added Israel to a blacklist of countries suspected of committing sexual violence in conflict zones last May, Israel’s seasoned ambassador to the global institution, Danny Danon, went into attack mode. A week after the report was published – and after the Foreign Ministry threatened to sever all ties with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres – Danon used a meeting marking the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict to demand that the person be
Can the UN overcome its crisis of credibility? | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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This month, like in September every year, world leaders from the 193 member states of the United Nations are set to descend on the organization’s headquarters in New York for what is termed the “high-level week.” Discussions will focus on the most important global issues of the day, from climate change to health, as well as international peace and security. At the top of the agenda, most likely, will be the ongoing tensions in the Middle East, the war between the US and Iran, and the war in Gaza
Israeli comedian Yohay Sponder fights antisemitism with laughter | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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It was Jerry Seinfeld who once said humor has sustained the Jewish people for 5,000 years. Now, Israeli comedian Yohay Sponder is taking that concept one step further – he’s using comedy to unite the Jewish people during a time of deep polarization and crisis. Over the past three years, Sponder, who grew up on the Golan Heights on Israel’s northern border, has been taking his English-language, one-man comedy show on the road, from London to New York, Toronto, Sydney, and beyond, bringing Jews –
Israel tourism struggles after Gaza war with worst crisis since 1948 | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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With the Iran war seemingly over, the fighting winding down in Lebanon, and a semi-ceasefire sticking in Gaza, Israelis are now eyeing the long, hot summer vacation, but this year, like the last two, the traditional tourist season, where millions come from abroad to sample the best Israel has to offer, remains once again on ice. Most international airlines have yet to return, hotels are filling up but far too slowly, and tour guides – who usually work non-stop through July and August – are getti
Modern luxury meets old-world grandeur at Jerusalem's Waldorf Astoria | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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At first glance, the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Jerusalem looks no different from the historic buildings that surround it. Located just down the street from the majestic King David Hotel, which has hosted heads of state and world-famous pop stars, and a few minutes’ walk away from the ancient walls of the Old City, the hotel, which opened in 2014, utilizes the original facade of the former Palace Hotel, which was once a renowned Jerusalem property that closed its doors in 1935. Yet the hotel, run
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