In conversation with Daniel Radomski

The conversation will be chaired by Kostis Konstantinou, a Greek-Cypriot journalist and Middle East and Israel correspondent based in Tel Aviv.

Daniel has a very compelling personal and professional story. He grew up in Malmö, Sweden, as the child and grandchild of Holocaust survivors, Daniel will discuss antisemitism, Israel and the UN, drawing on his work with UN Watch and the World Jewish Congress.

Professionally, Daniel brings more than two decades of experience in Jewish advocacy, diplomacy, strategy, and international leadership. Before joining UN Watch, he served at the World Jewish Congress in New York as Head of Strategy & Programs and Executive Director of the WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps, where he led a global network of more than 600 young professionals across 60 countries.

His new role at UN Watch focuses on strategy, diplomacy, international partnerships, outreach to governments and parliaments, and strengthening UN Watch’s global advocacy work.

UN Watch itself is one of the most important organisations challenging antisemitism, anti-Israel bias, and the distortion of human rights language within the UN system. Based in Geneva, it monitors the United Nations according to the standards of the UN’s own Charter, exposes double standards, advocates for UN reform and accountability, and gives a platform to human rights dissidents from countries such as Iran, China, Russia, Cuba, and Venezuela. Its work is especially relevant now because narratives formed at the UN often travel into media coverage, NGO reports, university discourse, social media, and wider public opinion.

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