Human Rights Watch demonizes Israel via propaganda of apartheid - opinion

HRW allegations, also mirroring the other NGOs, exploit the inherent flexibility and political essence of international law, with claims based on far-fetched interpretation of the Rome Statute.

Omar Shakir, a US citizen representing New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) in Israel and the Palestinian territories, speaks to Reuters TV in Amman, Jordan.

(photo credit: MUHAMMED HAMED / REUTERS)

ByGERALD M. STEINBERG

APRIL 27, 2021 13:03

Updated: APRIL 27, 2021 13:04

Human Rights Watch demonizes Israel via propaganda of apartheid - opinion

HRW allegations, also mirroring the other NGOs, exploit the inherent flexibility and political essence of international law, with claims based on far-fetched interpretation of the Rome Statute.

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Human Rights Watch demonizes Israel via propaganda of apartheid - opinion

HRW allegations, also mirroring the other NGOs, exploit the inherent flexibility and political essence of international law, with claims based on far-fetched interpretation of the Rome Statute.

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