Index: Organizations, W

• Wailing Wall Commission — The ad hoc three-member international commission (Löfgren, Barde, van Kempen) appointed in 1930 to determine Moslem and Jewish rights and claims at the Western Wall.
• Washington Institute for Near East Policy — Pro-Israeli think tank whose 1988 report served as a blueprint for Bush administration policy and a stepping stone for its authors into office, in Christison’s account.
• West Bank Data Project — Research project (1982-1989) directed by Meron Benvenisti documenting the integration of the West Bank and Gaza under occupation, in Dowty’s account.
• World Bank — International financial institution whose reports supply Farsakh’s figures and which after Oslo managed donor funds and advised the PA, accommodating closure in its 2005 disengagement report.
• World Central Kitchen — Aid organisation seven of whose employees were killed in an IDF attack counted in Debunking the Genocide Allegations among the forensically supported incidents.
• World Food Programme — UN food agency whose 300-trucks demand and in-kind distribution figure in Chapter 1 of Debunking the Genocide Allegations.
• World Health Organization — UN health agency whose 500-to-600-trucks target is cited in Debunking the Genocide Allegations as continuing the pre-war baseline error.
• World Jewish Congress — Organization that denied the Heritage Foundation’s claim that it played a direct role in creating Project Esther.
• World Zionist Organization — The quasi-state apparatus established at Basel in 1897 to supervise Zionist colonisation, later recognised by Britain as a representative Jewish Agency.