WASHINGTON — Trump administration tensions with the United Nations over Israel won’t help the world body as it tries to maintain some part of its funding from Washington. Those tensions flared again Monday when both the State Department and the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. sharply attacked an agenda item in a U.N. meeting in Geneva…
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Republican Jewish Coalition Executive Director Matt Brooks released the following statement:
“We would like to thank President Trump and Ambassador Haley for finally taking action against the United Nation’s historic bias against Israel. In a strong break from the past eight years, when President Obama stood by and allowed the U.N. to attack and isolate Israel, today’s U.S. boycott of the United Nations Human Rights Council Meeting signals that the Trump Administration is committed to fulfilling their promises to stand with Israel, against all hostile actors.”