In Israel, US Ambassador to UN Samantha Power Accuses World Body of Anti-Israel Bias
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The US ambassador to the United Nations accused the world body of harboring a bias against Israel, while speaking in Tel Aviv on Monday night.
Samantha Power, addressing a group of Model UN participants at a school in Even Yehuda, east of the coastal city of Netanya, pointed to the rejection of rescue organization ZAKA as proof of the world body’s singling out of Israel for criticism.
Read full story at The Times of Israel.
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