Tag Archive: B’Tselem
Israeli Police Terrorize Arab Youth in East Jerusalem
The Association for Civil Rights in Israel documents extensive police brutality and misconduct in the Arab village of Isawiya.
NIF Grantees Protest Deportation of Human Rights Defender
The Supreme Court approved the deportation of Human Rights Watch’s Omar Shakir. Israeli human rights organizations are speaking out.
Standing Up to Home Demolitions
As the Israeli army demolishes homes in East Jerusalem, leaving Palestinians homeless, Israelis are fighting back.
“The Problem is the Rules”
NGOs give voice to Israelis who press their government to uphold human rights.
Holding a Mirror: The Hidden Stories from the Occupied Territories
Videos taken by B’Tselem and Yesh Din help show Israelis what’s happening beyond the barrier.
A Photo Exhibit by B’Tselem Draws the Government’s Ire
The exhibit shows photographs of 50 Palestinians born in 1967 and humanizes Palestinians living in the occupied territories.
Talking, in Progressive Terms, about Security
Video footage, obtained by NIF grantee B’Tselem, of an Israeli soldier killing an incapacitated terrorist sparked a deep national conversation on morality, the rule of law, and the cost of the occupation. Progressive voices on national-security issues were prominent in this debate, which continued through the soldier’s trial and appeal in July of 2017.
Police Investigate Breaking the Silence Leader
The investigation began following political pressure and is likely intended to deter more soldiers from speaking out.
Meet Jessica Montell: A Remarkable Woman Gathering Change-Makers to End the Occupation
The career of this human rights professional began with her strong connection to Israel.
Netanyahu’s Effort to Isolate Human Rights Groups Backfires
The prime minister cancelled a meeting with the German foreign minister and drew attention to the issues.
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