A Look Back

In his book “The Book of David,” author Ralph Buntyn chronicles the life of noted journalist David Horowitz, his United Nations career, and the founding of United Israel World Union during the latter half of the twentieth century.

In the series “A Look Back,” Ralph provides a series of articles that take a deeper look into specific events within the history of the period while presenting little known facts that shaped the stories themselves. If you have read “The Book of David” you will not want to miss the backstories and the revelatory accounts to be found in the author’s accompanying series “A Look Back.”

If Not For The UN

The Charter of the United Nations is the founding document of the UN. It was signed on 26 June 1945, in the Herbst Theater auditorium in San Francisco at the conclusion of the United Nations Conference on International Organization. Delegates from 50 nations signed...

UIWU: A Storied History of Outreach

United Israel World Union was founded in 1944 as a global movement dedicated to the promotion of the universal values of the Decalogue Faith and the vision of the Hebrew Prophets to be a light to the nations. By the decade of the fifties, the organization was gaining...

A New York State of Mind: A Personal Reflection

For over a decade I was privileged to spend many hours with renowned United Nations correspondent and United Israel World Union founder David Horowitz. We engaged in lengthy discussions about his foundational views drawn from his experience and unique vantage point in...

The Times of Israel: Acts I and II

A few weeks ago I was privileged to be accepted by the editorial staff of The Times of Israel to become a part of their contributing blog writers. I’m honored and looking forward to the opportunity. The Times of Israel is a Jerusalem-based online newspaper that...