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Terrorists kill four Israelis, Amnesty accuses Israel of crimes against humanity

The human-rights organization also repeatedly used the word “apartheid” in referring to Israel.

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Amnesty International logo on a flag. Credit: JPstock/Shutterstock.

Less than an hour after Palestinian terrorists killed four Israeli and wounded four more, Amnesty International tweeted: “Apartheid is deprivation. Apartheid is segregation. Apartheid is fragmentation. Apartheid is dispossession. Israel’s apartheid over Palestinians is a crime against humanity.”

In the three hours since then, Amnesty has tweeted once more but has not commented on the Israeli victims.

“A ‘human rights’ organization with no regard for human rights. Abhorrent,” tweeted an official Israeli account.

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