Hillel Neuer, a human-rights expert focused on Israel and Zionism, discusses the history of the human-rights movement and its divergence from Israel. He explores the origins of human rights, the power of the Universal Declaration, and the legacy of key figures in international human rights. Neuer also questions the motivation behind anti-Israel views and the institutional support for controversial figures.

In a compelling conversation, Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of UN Watch and a global advocate for UN reform, argues that the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) should be dismantled. He highlights allegations of UNRWA's ties to Hamas and questions its effectiveness in aiding Palestinian refugees. Neuer emphasizes that the agency fosters dependency rather than finding sustainable solutions. He also discusses recent reports on the treatment of hostages taken by Hamas, calling for urgent changes in humanitarian aid approaches.

Hillel Neuer, the executive director of UN Watch and a vocal critic of the UN's missteps, joins to shed light on its alarming hypocrisy. He passionately details how authoritarian regimes manipulate the UN, compromising its founding ideals of human rights. Neuer also tackles the perilous plight of Iranian dissidents, highlighting their struggle against oppression. The discussion dives into Canada's shifting stance on Israel in international relations, revealing the complexities of UN politics and the urgent need for reform in addressing human rights.