Geneva
PFLP-linked NGO closes Palestinian branch, citing Israel's red tape
Defense for Children International-Palestine announces closure, citing Israeli restrictions, while Israel has long designated the group as linked to the PFLP.
The universe did not collapse: CERN researchers transport antimatter
Women's Christian leadership mission meets with Herzog, first lady in Oct. 7 solidarity mission
Embracing go-bags, gallows humor, Israelis live in limbo as Trump teases war with Iran
Antisemitic graffiti strikes Israeli student delegation in Geneva
The mayor of Tiberias, Ron Cobi, published a picture where a swastika was drawn and the words "I love Hitler" in English were inscribed at the side of one of the bunk beds.
![A man wearing a Swastika [Illustrative]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/435966 "A man wearing a Swastika [Illustrative]")
U.S. could quit U.N. Human Rights Council 'imminently' over anti-Israel bias
Nikki Haley publicly told the Council a year ago that Washington might leave the body unless a "chronic anti-Israel bias" were removed.
U.S. walks out of disarmament conference to protest Syrian presidency
“The US is outraged at Syria’s actions, its disregard for international obligations and its temerity in assuming the presidency of a body committed to advancing disarmament and nonproliferation.”
What an ICC 'war crimes' probe could mean for Israel
Experts weigh in on the Palestinian leadership's push for investigation by the International Criminal Court.
Anti-Israel action approved at Inter-Parliamentary Union in Geneva
Haim Jelin becomes first Israeli on international security panel
UN Human Rights Council approves call for arms embargo against Israel
The council approved five anti-Israel resolutions during the Geneva body's 37th session.
Thousands of African migrants protest deportation at Rwandan embassy in Israel
"Don't sell me to Rwanda."
Can Russia broker a Syrian peace deal?
'UNHRC focuses on Israel, ignores companies operating in other occupied areas'
A new report points out that the UN's Human Rights Council has been turning a blind eye to the activity of 40 European companies that operate in some of the world's occupied territories.
Europe skips UN Human Rights Council anti-Israel debate
Thirty-four countries stood up to speak during the debate on Monday at the 35th session in Geneva, but none of them represented Western countries, save for South Africa.