Understanding law and justice in the world’s most disputed territories

Strong ties between international aid organizations and terrorist groups make the lives of Palestinians and Israelis more miserable

As the Security Council passes another empty resolution, the Lebanese terror organization strips Peacekeepers of their gear and sets fire to vehicles

The recognition will allow Krembo Wings to share its model with groups around the world and to advocate globally for integrating kids with or without special needs

Israel and its neighbor are embroiled in a dispute over the boundaries of resource-rich maritime territories. Which country’s claims are better supported by international maritime law?

The Jewish Diaspora versus the national-policy interests of the Jewish state: a dispatch from a confounding forum on the rise and spread of an old hatred

Hint: They have experience using the chemical weapons they’ll now be in charge of banning

The president of the Council on Foreign Relations warns that the administration’s Jerusalem announcement will lead to diplomatic disaster regarding North Korea. Meanwhile in the real world, Nikki Haley got the Security Council to unanimously endorse the strictest sanctions against Pyongyang to date.

“The US does not—and will not—recognize a difference between the political and military arms of Hamas,” the UN ambassador writes

Bernard-Henri Lévy presents his extraordinary documentary Peshmerga at the United Nations, but civilization isn’t listening

Seventy years ago today, the historic event led to spontaneous outbursts of joy, as one eyewitness recalls

In 1979, while planning an international women’s conference, I was raped by my supervisor

The international body has been feting the brutal African dictator and others like him for years. Why did it backtrack this time?

Despite his growingly authoritarian regime back home, Israel’s staunch African ally is warmly received in Jerusalem

Rather than staying on the deeply corrupt council as it stands, or leaving it immediately, the Secretary of State has opted to pressure the UN into reforms