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An anti-Israel demonstration in Manhattan's Columbus Circle, including a Jewish anti-Zionist sign reading, “Another Jew Against the Occupation.” Credit: Ben Cohen.
When human-rights NGOs adopt anti-Semitic language
Most analysis has pointed to the offensiveness of the “apartheid” analogy, while the term “Jewish supremacy” has received far less attention.
Ariella Esterson
Feb. 10, 2021
The logo of Amnesty International. Source: Facebook.
Amnesty International’s selective promotion of human rights
Instead of upholding the principle of universality and defending the populations that are suffering, organizations like Amnesty International regularly make political choices and take sides.
Ariella Esterson
Dec. 17, 2018