Rabbi Abraham Cooper tells Antonio Guterres it's time for the world body 'to finally bury Durban, not celebrate it'

Special rapporteurs urge Israel to disclose 'what measures it took to review NSO export transactions in light of its own human rights obligations'

Britain expected to raise issue at Friday meeting, over a week after a suspected Iranian drone strike amid ongoing shadow war on the seas

French president makes comments at UN-backed donor conference involving around 40 countries and organizations aiming to raise at least $350 million in emergency aid

UK foreign secretary says he wrote to head of international body, along with Romania and Liberia, over Tehran's 'lack of respect for international law' with deadly attack on ship

Move comes ahead of 20th anniversary of the controversial September 2001 Durban conference, which saw Israel and US walk out over attempts to liken Zionism to racism

But incoming president, who allegedly had role in 1988 mass killings, is still likely to enjoy diplomatic immunity if he travels

FM instructs diplomats to push for a response at United Nations, brands Tehran an 'exporter of terrorism, destruction, and instability that are hurting us all'

Move comes as Gantz visits Paris, after reports emerge Macron, French parliamentarians were among those tracked with company's cyber surveillance technology

PM slams Ben & Jerry's ban on sales in settlements, says 'boycotting Israel is the worst business move one can make'