BITCHUTE (PragerU) - Why Delegates Walked Out on Netanyahu at UNGA — Ambassador Jeff Bartos | The Brief
Why did U.N. delegates walk out during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech — and why does the United Nations focus so intensely on Israel? In this highlight from The Brief, Shabbos Kestenbaum asks Ambassador Jeff Bartos, U.S. Representative for U.N. Management and Reform, about the viral U.N. walkout during Netanyahu’s address and the broader pattern of anti-Israel bias inside U.N. institutions. Bartos explains why he stayed seated behind the United States placard, why he believes the walkout was political theater, and why the U.N. Human Rights Council’s treatment of Israel makes a mockery of the term “human rights.” The conversation also covers Agenda Item 7, the Durban conference, the legacy of “Zionism is racism,”…
What does Ambassador Jeff Bartos believe is necessary for the United Nations to reform?
Ambassador Bartos states that the U.N. needs deep moral, cultural, and institutional reform to address the intense focus on Israel and the patterns of anti-Israel bias present within its various bodies and councils.
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What specific U.N. events and historical legacies are cited as evidence of institutional bias against Israel?
The discussion highlights the U.N. Human Rights Council’s treatment of Israel, Agenda Item 7, the Durban conference, and the legacy of the "Zionism is racism" sentiment as key components of a systemic issue requiring deep moral, cultural, and institutional reform.
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What was Ambassador Jeff Bartos's response to the viral U.N. walkout during Benjamin Netanyahu's address?
Ambassador Jeff Bartos chose to stay seated behind the United States placard during the walkout. He views the event as a demonstration of the broader anti-Israel bias within U.N. institutions rather than a legitimate diplomatic action.
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Why did a group of delegates walk out during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations General Assembly?
Ambassador Jeff Bartos, the U.S. Representative for U.N. Management and Reform, characterizes the walkout as political theater. He argues that the United Nations focus on Israel and the actions of the U.N. Human Rights Council create a pattern of anti-Israel bias that makes a mockery of the term human rights.
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