Israeli Ambassador Prosor Urges UN to Investigate Antisemitic Official for Misconduct
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Israel’s UN Ambassador Ron Prosor accused Rima Khalaf of “modern day antisemitism.” Photo: UN Photo/Evan Schneider.
Israel’s ambassador is urging the U.N.’s internal watchdog to investigate the head of a U.N. agency for misconduct, accusing her of “modern day antisemitism.” Last year, he tried unsuccessfully to get Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to suspend Rima Khalaf.
Ambassador Ron Prosor met Carmen Lapointe, the head of the Office of Internal Oversight Services, late last month and called for a disciplinary hearing against Khalaf, a Jordanian who heads the Beirut-based U.N. Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia, which promotes economic and social development in 17
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