Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss UNESCO membership regarding World Heritage Sites, and how the organization is maintained, as it is an arm of the United Nations. In 2018, President Trump withdrew the United States from her membership due to some anti-Israel decisions regarding historical sites in Israel. This also withdrew some 25-percent of UNESCO’s funding by losing U.S. participation. The current administration is planning to rejoin, paying some 150-million for 2024 membership, and a portion of 619-million as a back membership payment for dues from 2018 to present. China has become a large financial backer of UNESCO and likely is a contributing factor in the US renewing her membership.
Up Next in 2023
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Insight - Jun. 23rd, 2023
Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the Prime Minister of India’s visit to the United States addressing a joint session of Congress. Human right’s improvements in India were discussed, with a boast of freedom of religion, as the Prime Minister is hoping to tighten relations with t...
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Insight - Jun. 22nd, 2023
Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the White House rolling out the red carpet for India’s Prime Minister with a lavish state dinner. The Prime Minister will also address Congress in a joint session. India is an untapped frontier. Being neighbors with China, the relationship bet...
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Insight - Jun. 21st, 2023
Abortion terminates life. Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss a new piece of New York legislation on its way to the governor’s desk. Under what is known as the Shield Law, doctors could potentially prescribe the abortion pill outside of their state boundaries, thus disregarding o...
