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.
The publication is part of the campaign to focus attention and exert political pressure on Israel, including the hunger strike of Palestinian prisoners tried, convicted and serving sentences for involvement in mass terror attacks.
The faade of Amnesty Internationals impartiality is extensive. Since 2010, when it dismissed womens rights advocate Gita Saghal for blowing the whistle on Amnestys association with an alleged Taliban supporter, Amnestys international credibility has been greatly damaged.
In contrast to HRWs allegations, the court found that the regulations were the unavoidable by-product of actions taken by the state to protect the lives of its residents in the territories and in Israel from Palestinian terror groups.
The Arab Turmoil has impacted HRWs Middle East and North Africa Division, which increased its focus on closed, repressive regimes. But, HRW sought to erase its previous cooperation with the Qaddafi regime and continued its anti-Israel bias.
HRW issued statements questioning the US operation that killed Osama bin Laden. These statements hijack the moral principles of international law and human rights.
A Huffington Post op-ed by HRWs Middle East director blatantly exploits the US Civil Rights Movement to vilify and demonize Israel, and advance anti-Israel BDS.
Key examples of HRW's double standards, distortions, disproportionate focus on Israel, scandals, and soft approach to close societies and repressive regimes.
In the effort to unravel and spin Goldstones retraction, HRW director Kenneth Roth has published two op-eds and a letter to the New York Times all in one week.
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