International NGOs
International NGOs should work toward the goal of ensuring human rights for all citizens, everywhere. Instead, many disproportionately focus on allegations of Israeli violations and use their power and funding to promote a distorted narrative of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Amnesty's Immoral Response to Murder: Dehumanizing Israeli Victims
Amnesty is unable and unwilling to condemn violations against Israel in their own terms. Rather, there is always artificial (im)moral equivalence, or the condemnations are a pretext for expanded political warfare against Israel.
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Pure Speculation: HRW Statements on Gaza and Prisoner X
HRW makes public allegations of Israeli crimes without having any knowledge of the necessary facts. The press release on Gaza, in particular, reflects HRWs obsessive focus on Israel.
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Far Beyond the Curve: HRWs Bias and Lack of Credibility in 2012
HRWs activities reflect the absence of professional standards and research methodologies; lack of expertise on international law and armed conflict; and a deep-seated ideological bias against democracies in general, and against Israel, in particular.
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NGO Warfare Update: Amnesty Launches Frontal Attacks
Amnesty International is continuing to lose credibility as a human rights organization, engaging in highly unprofessional anti-Israel advocacy related to the violence from Gaza, falsely blaming Israel alone for re-igniting the conflict and calling for an arms embargo against Israel.
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Oxfam: Syria 2011-2012 blatant double standards
Between April 2011 and September 2012, Oxfam International and its branches have released only 3 statements and petitions condemning the ongoing violence in Syria. In comparison, Oxfam condemned Israel in at least 9 statements in the same time frame.
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Oxfam Calls for Violations of International Law
In a July 5 briefing paper, Oxfam International recommends building projects in Area C without approval of the Israeli Civil Administration, actions that would constitute an explicit violation of international law.
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