The State of Israel Must Withdraw from Agenda 2030

Despite withdrawing from the World Health Organization, Israel remains obligated to the U.N.’s progressive program that promotes “social justice” in all areas, including education and culture.

The State of Israel must urgently and decisively withdraw from the U.N.'s Agenda 2030, a program that, under the guise of “sustainable development,” promotes policies that undermine national sovereignty, weaken democratic decision-making, and erode Israel’s security and identity.

Agenda 2030 may seem outwardly focused on environmental protection and social justice, but in practice it serves as a vehicle for foreign powers and international organizations to dictate domestic policies, often in direct contradiction to Israel’s national interests. By accepting this framework, Israel risks ceding control over critical sectors such as land use, energy policy, education, and even health systems to global bodies that do not share our values or our security concerns.

In the current reality — with ongoing regional threats, global campaigns to delegitimize Israel, and internal challenges to unity and resilience — Israel cannot afford to be bound by external agendas designed by countries and organizations that are frequently hostile to us. Continuing to participate gives legitimacy to frameworks that advance anti-Israel narratives, including support for the division of Jerusalem and pressure for dangerous concessions to terrorist entities.

Israel’s leadership must act now to safeguard the nation’s independence:

Read the article here (Hebrew)