> Regardless of how you feel about this woman - and even what the actual facts are - why would you use a Pro Israel lobby group as source for a topic like this? That's just bizarre.
Being pro-Israel doesn't make their claims inaccurate and I did also link to other sources as well.[0] The main reason I linked to UN Watch was that they have a reasonably readable and compact aggregate of Navi Pillay's record on issues around antisemitism and bias. Mainstream news outlets have obviously reported on Navi Pillay as well but they typically only report on individual events as they happen.
> Either you don't understand how to judge sources, or you are knowingly acting in bad faith. That makes your view completely irrelevant. Good job.
I usually try to judge sources primarily based on whether or not they have a history of providing factually accurate information. Do you think UN Watch is putting out inaccurate information here?
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50027989