The U.S. will withdraw from UNESCO, effective December 31, 2026. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce cited the organization's admission of Palestine as problematic, asserting it contradicts U.S. policy and fosters anti-Israel rhetoric. Continued U.S. participation in international organizations will prioritize American interests. Bruce criticized UNESCO for its focus on divisive cultural causes and alignment with a globalist agenda conflicting with America First policy. UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay expressed disappointment, highlighting concerns over the withdrawal's impact on partnerships and initiatives within the U.S.
President Trump's administration announced its decision to withdraw from UNESCO, claiming that continued involvement does not align with U.S. national interests.
The inclusion of Palestine as a member state was cited as a primary issue, contributing to anti-Israel rhetoric within UNESCO.
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce stated that UNESCO's agenda is at odds with the America First foreign policy, focusing on divisive social and cultural causes.
UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay expressed her regret regarding the U.S. withdrawal, emphasizing its contradiction to multilateralism and its potential impact on U.S. partners.
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