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Gerald M. Steinberg

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Gerald M. SteinbergJewish JournalMay 22, 2022
After Kenneth Roth, can Human Rights Watch be repaired?
Restoring their lost credibility, if it can be done, will require a major effort taking many years.
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Gerald M. SteinbergJewish JournalFebruary 27, 2022
What Israel must learn from Ukraine’s war
Israelis recognize that no outside power, not even the U.S., can be relied on to guarantee survival in the face of a powerful threat.
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Gerald M. SteinbergIsrael HayomNovember 11, 2021
Willful blindness on the Palestinian NGO terror connection
The NGO industry has a great deal to lose if the Israeli government convinces officials and the wider public in these countries to take the links to terror seriously.
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Gerald M. SteinbergSeptember 22, 2021
Durban IV: The UN’s festival of hate
Now, as in 2001, many of those who claim to speak in the name of morality and law continue to support the perpetrators of inhuman brutality, and erase the victims of terror and injustice.
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Gerald M. SteinbergMay 9, 2021
The end of Europe’s romance with Palestinian terror?
In recent years, E.U. recognition of the damage done by and the need for independent oversight of Europe’s relationships with NGOs in Israel has been increasing.
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Gerald M. SteinbergApril 29, 2021
Human Rights Watch exploits its mission for hate
Why has HRW focused so much money and energy on viciously targeting Israel for more than 20 years?
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Gerald M. SteinbergIsrael HayomMarch 10, 2021
From Durban to The Hague: 20 years of NGO lawfare
The best way to mark the birth of ICC lawfare and the BDS campaign against Israel is to ensure that the perpetrators and their allies have nothing to celebrate.
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Gerald M. SteinbergJanuary 27, 2021
What the war over the IHRA definition obscures
Amid the mudslinging, the core issues of anti-Semitism and the escalating attacks against Jews and Jewish institutions are marginalized and even forgotten.
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Gerald M. SteinbergJanuary 24, 2021
Israel isn’t alone in the fight against the ICC
Washington and Jerusalem must expand their counterattack together with other democracies whose sovereignty is being threatened by the International Criminal Court at The Hague.
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Gerald M. SteinbergIsrael HayomMarch 26, 2020
Hope is nice, but demonization of Israel is unlikely to change
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin’s optimism regarding Israeli-Palestinian coexistence born out of the cooperation between Israel and the Palestinian Authority to combat the coronavirus is a pipe dream.
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Gerald M. SteinbergDecember 30, 2019
Political games at the Hague
For the past two decades, political actors have continuously led campaigns aimed at bringing Israel before the International Criminal Court. These actors all ignore Palestinian terrorism, thereby making the accusations of Israeli "war crimes" stand out.
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Gerald M. SteinbergDecember 26, 2019
Political games at The Hague
The International Criminal Court may have a legal facade, but make no mistake: this is a political institution.
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Gerald M. SteinbergBESA CenterSeptember 22, 2019
The Shakir case: Human Rights Watch vs. Israel
The Omar Shakir case coming before Israel’s High Court this month should be recognized as an Israeli policy failure.
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Gerald M. SteinbergApril 16, 2019
The World Council of Churches’ Jewish fig-leaf strategy
The WCC's embrace of a few Jews under the facade of dialogue, solidarity, or peace will not stop the criticism and demands for change.
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Gerald M. SteinbergMarch 3, 2019
UN humanitarian agency’s propaganda war
All Palestinians are victims, and terrorism does not exist, according to certain agencies affiliated with the United Nations.
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