Anti-Israel NGOs

An Israel-based group launched legal action against an Australian academic whom it claims breached racial vilification laws by boycotting Israeli academics. Shurat HaDin, the Israel...

'We can throw in emphasis on how to conceal your provocation and make it look natural.'

Many Jewish Home MKs reacted with appropriate rage.

“Human Rights Watch should be ashamed that such a liar represents them in the most vibrant democracy in the Middle East,"

The campaign, spearheaded by UNICEF's Gaza and West Bank branch, is aimed at putting the IDF on the list of child rights abusers published annually by the U.N. Secretary General, says the watchdog group.

Israel’s UN envoy Danny Danon was contacted by the UN legal office which claimed that UN employees are entitled to diplomatic immunity from prosecution by local authorities and that Borsch should receive UNDP visitors.

Anti-Israel EAPPI activists, sent by the WCC to Israel were documented in Hebron on Monday working in the area where violent Arab riots were taking place.

Anti-Israel protesters malevolently penned-in those waiting to hear Hen Mazzig.

Israel's High Court approves a Jerusalem Day march through the Old City's Muslim Quarter.

The organization purports to be "a nonviolent movement" but frankly, by expressing such fervent support for Hamas . . . well, it's questionable.

They call on UCI chancellor to implement recently passed regents statement on anti-Semitism.

Smotrich called on Netanyahu to set a 48-hour ultimatum to the PA to withdraw the complaint, and if it fails to do so “immediately collapse it.”

Intersectionality: Exploiting any crisis as an excuse to attack Israel.

An Executive Director at HRW retweeted an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.

Temporary residents who support boycotts against Israel would not be upgraded to permanent residency, meaning they could be expelled.

“We are praying for the people of Gaza as they endure another assault from Israel’s military, and demand that our communal leadership stand against this violence."

The activists held signs reading "The destruction of Netiv Ha'avot, brought to you by European governments," and chanted slogans such as, "You are pawns of Germany, how are you not ashamed?"

Sabeel spokespeople, particularly founder Ateek, disparage Judaism as “tribal,” “primitive,” and “exclusionary,” while contrasting this to Christianity’s “universalism” and “inclusiveness.”

With this decision, you will choose whether to continue the work of the founders of the state or decide to turn your back on them and put an end to the Zionist enterprise," 100 Jewish businesses wrote the court.

“We want to stand with all other nations that recognize the BDS movement for the cancer that it is.”

MK Chetboun says we're not about to commit suicide because of economic threats.

Despite the change in ownership, Pillsbury products will continue to be made in eastern Jerusalem’s Atarot industrial park, and sold in Israel.

Danon complained that most of the speakers at the event are known for their anti-Israel views.

The New Israel Fund, B'Tselem, Rabbis for Human Rights, Yesh Din, Adalah, and the Association for Civil Rights in Israel were among the groups that ignored the plaintiffs' pleas. Some NGOs stated they only help "Palestinian who are suing the State of Israel."

The situation is raising eyebrows about the standards maintained during the hiring and vetting of professionals—or worse, that the federations and synagogues themselves are comfortable with BDS activists teaching at Hebrew schools.

"This was an anti-humanitarian act against the people of Israel."

That beacon of Jewish light, IfNotNow, dedicated to preaching to unsuspecting Birthright youths why the settlers are the same as Nazis, but less organized.

Twenty of the 27 NGOs that were examined in NGO Monitor’s report, receive more than half of their donations from foreign governments.

"Our challenge is to deal in a practical, real and purposeful way with complex situations."

They obviously meant to write 'menacing hordes,' which is both more comprehensible and more insulting. But wait, there's more.