Many NGOs with human rights and humanitarian agendas cross the line to antisemitism in the context of the Arab-Israeli conflict. They use antisemitic themes and imagery to demonize the Jewish people and State of Israel.
University campuses worldwide have become focal points for antisemitic, anti-Israel, and pro-terror activities, and academic institutions in the Netherlands are no exception. A number of radical non-governmental organizations (NGOs) work directly with students and faculty members to foment anti-Israel and anti-Jewish activities: promoting protests and encampments, distributing provocative publications, participating in campus events, and/or providing “educational” materials to students, and more.
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In November 2025, Kairos Palestine – which describes itself as a “Christian Palestinian movement” – published a second theological-political manifesto, “Moment of Truth: Faith in the Time of Genocide.”
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BarcelonaZ is a project that maps Jewish-owned institutions in Barcelona and the surrounding area. It emerged in October 2025 on the French mapping site GoGoCart.
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Despite the blatant rise in antisemitism, Amnesty International Australia, which claims to “challenge injustice wherever it happens,” has consistently vilified and actively opposed measures intended to protect Australian Jews.
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Many of the activities and projects undertaken by Swisspeace are highly politicized, reflecting ideological preferences, prejudices and biases that can interfere with the organization’s stated objectives. In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the biases are highly visible.
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On February 18, 2025, antisemitic rioters descended on Jews in the Boro Park neighborhood in New York. The riot was organized by Pal-Awda – the NY/NJ branch of Al-Awda (The Palestine Right To Return Coalition).
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NGO Monitor analyzes HRW's expanded demonization of Israel, calling for boycotts and lawfare, and focusing on lobbying Europe to pressure and isolate Israel. HRW also continued to downplay antisemitism under the guise of protecting free speech
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On April, 3, 2023, Human Rights Watch and its NGO allies circulated a letter ostensibly directed to the UN Secretary-General, urging the UN to reject the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism.
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Although Amnesty officials repeatedly referred to the document as “original research” extending over 4 years (or 3 in other cases), an examination of the contents reveals this to be a collection and repetition of the verbal contortions and discredited claims largely copied from other NGOs with the same agenda.
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