IINZ response to National Party discussion document on International Affairs
The National Party of New Zealand recently released a discussion document on International Affairs. The publication focuses on ensuring New Zealand's ... Read More...
New Zealand’s voting record at the UN: flaws in MFAT advice raise questions
The United Nations continues to be a place where Jew-hatred flourishes and sadly New Zealand has played a role in propping up antisemitic organs of th... Read More...
We must all condemn terror
Last week rockets fired from Gaza reached all the way to Tel Aviv for the first time since 2014. There were no casualties: six missiles were intercept... Read More...
NZ increases support to corrupt UN body
New Zealand has recently announced it will contribute a further $1.5m to the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) in addition to its $1m annual contribu... Read More...
Israel Institute condemns hate speech at Vodafone Music Awards
Israel Institute of New Zealand director, Dr David Cumin, has condemned a speech given at the recent Vodafone Music Awards by the lead of New Zealand ... Read More...
New Zealand’s selective outrage raises questions of ideology
Former New Zealand Prime Minister, Robert Muldoon, famously said "New Zealand's foreign policy is trade" but New Zealand has recently condemned a huma... Read More...
New Zealand government bias against Israel
Over the last decade or so there has been a noticeable increase in bias of the New Zealand government against Israel.
This despite New Zealand voti... Read More...
Gaza, Israel, and NZ’s moral confusion
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This has been a distressing week for those who value justice and truth telling.
The conflict on the Isr... Read More...
NZ called out at UN: ‘Shocking and shameful’
This week New Zealand’s Prime Minister, yet again, pointed an accusing finger at Israel for the "devastating one-sided loss of life” in the conflict o... Read More...
Eight questions for Ms Ardern and Mr Peters on the United Nations vote
Prime Minister Ardern and Foreign Minister Peters both stood by New Zealand’s decision to vote for a resolution that declared the recognition of Jerus... Read More...