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−	<youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4</youtube>'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the unilateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>	+	<youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4</youtube>
		+	[[Image:Bayefsky.jpg‎ ‎\|\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Anne Bayefsky, Credit: [http://www.aish.com/authors/48867317.html/ Aish HaTorah] ]]
		+	'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the unilateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>

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 *[[Hudson Institute]] -- Senior Fellow
 *[[UN Watch]] -- Member, Governing Board
-*[[Ariel Center for Policy Research]] -- Contributing Expert
+*[[Ariel Center for Policy Research]] -- Contributing Expert<ref>Ariel Center for Policy Research [http://www.acpr.org.il/people/index.html Contributing Experts]. Accessed 4 February 2014.</ref>
 *[[Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs]] -- Board Member

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 *In May 2010 ex-CIA officer Philip Giraldi named Bayefsky as one among a list of "prominent foreigners" who promote Israeli interests as synonymous with American interests in the US.<ref>Philip Giraldi, [http://original.antiwar.com/giraldi/2010/05/12/many-voices-singing-one-song/ "Many Voices Singing One Song"], ''Antiwar.com,'' 13 May 2010</ref>
-*In June 2010 Bayefsky argued that the Obama Administration abandoned "Israel to UN Feeding Frenzy" when it didn't express direct support for Israel's killing of 12 activists (including one American-Turk) on board the Gaza-bound humanitarian aid flotilla, the ''Mavi Marmara."<ref>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2010/06/01/anne-bayefsky-obama-abandons-israel/ "Obama Abandons Israel to UN Feeding Frenzy"], ''Fox News,'' 1 June 2010</ref>
+*In June 2010 Bayefsky argued that the Obama Administration abandoned "Israel to UN Feeding Frenzy" when it didn't express direct support for Israel's killing of 9 activists (including one American-Turk) on board the Gaza-bound humanitarian aid flotilla, the ''Mavi Marmara."<ref>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2010/06/01/anne-bayefsky-obama-abandons-israel/ "Obama Abandons Israel to UN Feeding Frenzy"], ''Fox News,'' 1 June 2010</ref>
 *Bayefsky is an outspoken critic on the UN's position on Israel and Middle East-focused US Foreign Policy initiatives, claiming that Israel is unfairly targeted for committing human rights abuses by the UN and that the UN stands in the way of the Bush Administration's "War on Terror." According to Bayefsky:

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−	<youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4</youtube>'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the ~~uniltateral~~ exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>	+	<youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4</youtube>'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the unilateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>

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 ==Affiliations==
 *[[Touro Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust]] -- Director
 *[[Hudson Institute]] -- Senior Fellow

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−	<youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4/youtube>'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the uniltateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>	+	<youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4</youtube>'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the uniltateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>

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−	youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4/youtube>	+	<youtube size="tiny" caption="Bayefsky denounces the Durban Declaration as anti-semitic" align="right">RC6jlsimZU4/youtube>'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the uniltateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>
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−	'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the uniltateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>

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	'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the uniltateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>		'''Anne Bayefesky''' is a Canadian human rights law scholar whose work often appears in right-wing publications including the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'' and the ''[[National Review]]''. A staunch proponent of Israel, Bayefsky was featured in a 2009 documentary entitled ''The Case for Israel -- Democracy's Outpost,'' based on [[Alan Dershowitz]]'s book, ''The Case for Israel''.<ref>''The Case for Israel - Democracy's Outpost,'' [http://www.thecaseforisrael.com/trailer_clips/clip8.html "Anne Bayefsky traces the differing historical treatment of Israel and other countries by the UN"], ''The Case for Israel'' Website, accessed on 21 August 2010</ref> In 2006 Bayefsky called for an "alternative to the United Nations," an organization which Bayefsky has dedicated most of her career to criticizing. In its place Bayefsky called for the creation of the "United Democratic Nations," a "international organization of democracies, by democracies, and for democracies."<ref name=AB>Anne Bayefsky, [http://www.nysun.com/opinion/enough-of-the-un/39502/ "Enough of the U.N."], ''New York Sun,'' 12 September 2006</ref> According to Steve Clemons, Bayefsky's alternative to the UN would be a front group which would "advance American priorities and thus run the United Nations, an institution they view as an obstacle to the uniltateral exercise of power, out of business."<ref>Steve Clemons, [http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002103.php "McCain's International Institution Problem"], ''The Washington Note,'' 2 May 2007</ref>