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Latest revision as of 08:03, 25 August 2006
Pablo Kapusta is the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fellow at the UN Watch in Geneva. He is a Princeton graduate.
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Contents
Campaigns
Terrorism is a violation of human rights
Kapusta deliverd a speech at the UN in Geneva as part of an effort to equate "terrorism" (i.e., violence instigated by Iran or Syria) with a violation of "human rights". On show were the common means UN Watch (and other AJC related organizations) operate:
- forming coalitions with similar organizations;
- pushing motions that are favorable to Israel or help deflect attention and effort at the United Nations;
- dictate the United Nations' (or similar organizations) agenda.
Quotes
- ...certain attacks on Israel and generalized attacks on Zionists are merely a repackaged form of classic anti-Semitism.[1]
Affiliations
External Resources
- Regina Lee, Kapusta waits for law school letters, Daily Princetonian, 23 February 2005.
- ^ Pablo Kapusta, The New Anti-Semitism, The Idealistic Nation, November 2003
