The database “was established solely to persecute the Jewish state, with no equivalent anywhere else in the world,” Jerusalem’s mission to the world body in Geneva said.
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The Israeli prime minister plans to address the General Assembly on “Iran, the Abraham Accords and opportunities in the region,” the Israeli envoy to the global body told JNS.
The Taybeh municipality said it was filing a civil case in the United States seeking damages in relation to so-called settler violence.
The two countries “will continue working to deepen our cooperation, both internationally and at the United Nations,” Danny Danon, Israel’s UN ambassador, wrote.
“Deploy law enforcement, counterterrorism or military forces, as appropriate, to synagogues and other locations hosting services or events,” the US agency told its diplomatic missions worldwide to pass along to host governments.
“Those who act against Israel will have no foothold in the region,” stated Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar.
“After years of bias, failure and eroded trust, the organization needs a leader who is prepared to change the system,” stated Danny Danon, Israeli ambassador to the global body.
“Calling it ‘settler violence’ is a provocation” which “denies our connection to the land of Israel” and “distracts from constant terrorist attacks against Israelis,” said Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon.
The sides finalized plans to expand pilot zones in southern Lebanon as part of a US-brokered framework aimed at restoring Lebanese sovereignty and disarming Hezbollah, the official said.
The pact, which the terror group has yet to confirm, “is a critical step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government,” the US president and Board of Peace chair said.
