Robert Assaly

Rev. Robert Assaly is the pastor at the St. Thomas More parish in Verdun, Que. In the 1990s, he was the Canadian Council of Churches' liaison to the Middle East Council of Churches, where he served as director of its Jerusalem office, and was the vicar of Gaza. He's also a former vice-chair of the North American Coordinating Committee of NGOs on the Question of Palestine at the UN.

Canada seated on Security Council could constitute a setback for a rules-based order

VERDUN, QUE.—Canada would be a disruptive force against a rules-based order on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), were it to win the coveted

Canada seated on Security Council could constitute a setback for a rules-based order

VERDUN, QUE.—Canada would be a disruptive force against a rules-based order on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), were it to win the coveted

Canada seated on Security Council could constitute a setback for a rules-based order

Opinion | BY ROBERT ASSALY | June 8, 2020

VERDUN, QUE.—Canada would be a disruptive force against a rules-based order on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), were it to win the coveted

Robert Assaly

Canada seated on Security Council could constitute a setback for a rules-based order

Canada seated on Security Council could constitute a setback for a rules-based order

Canada seated on Security Council could constitute a setback for a rules-based order

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