Amnesty’s Disgraceful Report on ‘Genocide’

The group jettisons ‘an overly cramped interpretation’ of the crime solely to convict Israel.

AP/Pamela Smith
Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses the United Nations General Assembly, September 27, 2024. AP/Pamela Smith

“Show me the man, I’ll show you the crime,” is a principle of jurisprudence attributed to Stalin’s ruthless henchman, Lavrentiy Beria. It is now apparently adopted by a global “rights” industry: A screed issued today by Amnesty International accuses Israel of genocide. The 296-page report is a list of “predetermined conclusions.” That is the determination of the Israeli branch of Amnesty in rejecting its parent organization’s report. 

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