Reggie Littlejohn speaks at Israel's Knesset debate on the World Health Organization

I was truly humbled to receive an invitation to speak at the Knesset in Jerusalem, in support of their debate on whether to leave the World Health Organization. It was the longest trip I’ve ever taken to speak for the shortest amount of time. Why would I travel about 40 hours roundtrip to speak for three minutes?
I did so because I have friends in Israel who have been working their hearts out with very little support, because of their powerful conviction that Israel must leave the WHO. They have many reasons to do so, and the debate at the Knesset’s Health Committee was intense. I wanted to do whatever I could to support their efforts.
As President of Anti-Globalist International and Co-Founder of the Sovereignty Coalition (both projects of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers), I have closely analyzed the dangers of the Amended International Health Regulations, which passed last June. These require nations to surveil their citizens and “address” (censor?) “misinformation and disinformation.” The World Health Organization has been rolling out international, interoperable Digital IDs, which can serve as the platform for a world-wide system akin to the Chinese Social Credit System.
The debate went well and will likely continue. If Israel were to withdraw from the WHO, they would be the third nation to do so, after the United States and Argentina. Hopefully, their brave action would inspire other nations to take courage and withdraw from this corrupt organization as well.