Amnesty International
While most of the rallies have been peaceful, there have been instances of violence being used by the demonstrators.
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Mexico have allegedly used the software to surveil dissidents, reporters and other political targets.
Israeli politicians have blasted Amnesty as an anti-Semitic organization. Leaders began investigations into banning it from Israel.
Professor Gerald Steinberg, founder and President of NGO Monitor said: “Precisely because tourism to Israel is at an all-time high, Amnesty International is targeting this sector.”
The apparent aim is to delegitimize Jewish historical connections to Jerusalem and elsewhere, as well as promote discriminatory boycotts (BDS) against Israel.
Amnesty International sparked outrage among the British Jewish community after citing support for the anti-Israel BDS movement in its withdrawal from an event it had organized with the Jewish Leadership Council.
