By Philip Phi
Posted Sep 17, 2026 at 2:31 PM
The Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Ministry has launched a comprehensive international campaign, unveiling a website that highlights what it claims is systemic bias within the United Nations against Israel. This initiative comes ahead of the UN General Assembly’s general debate, scheduled to begin on September 22 in New York.
The website, developed through the Government Advertising Agency, is designed to present information in an accessible format, compiling the ministry’s research and data collection. It aims to expose alleged biases and manipulations, including reports of famine in Gaza, activities of UNRWA, accusations of genocide, and publications that the ministry argues amplify misleading claims. The ministry asserts that these publications present information without sufficient context, granting claims an authoritative status that strengthens misleading narratives.
The campaign targets journalists, diplomats, and decision-makers, particularly in the United States, directing them to the sources presented on the website. It coincides with the heightened international attention on the UN General Assembly, using campaign videos to highlight issues examined on the website and direct viewers to the cited publications and sources.
The website is divided into six interconnected areas, allowing users to explore the sources behind the findings. One section, titled “Information manipulation by UN actors,” details allegations of claims adoption and dissemination by UN officials, statistical distortions, and the omission of essential context, particularly regarding claims of “starvation” and “genocide.” Another section, “Toxic institutional culture,” examines language, statements, and conduct patterns within the UN that, according to the ministry, allow one-sided positions to prevail.
In the spirit of accountability and justice, as reflected in Micah 6:8, this initiative seeks to ensure that truth and context are upheld in international discourse.
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