Human Rights Watch
Feb 18 2009, Marco Villa

I have written about Human Rights Watch and its relationship with Israel beforehand. The New York-based organization has repeatedly been easy toward Israel and its numerous war crimes. And it’s not a surprise why. HRW is after all an American...

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